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Home My WebLink AboutCC RES 23-11DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 RESOLUTION NO. 23-11 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF TUSTIN UPHOLDING THE PLANNING COMMISSION ACTION BY DENYING A REQUEST FOR DISABILTY-RELATED MODIFICATION OF POLICIES, PRACTICES AND/OR PROCEDURES RELATED TO A PROPOSED OUT -PATIENT TREATMENT AND COUNSELING CENTER FOR OPIOID USE DISORDER UTILIZING MEDICATED -ASSISTED TREATMENT (MAT) IN COMBINATION WITH COUNSELING AND BEHAVIORAL THERAPIES AT 535 E. FIRST STREET, SECOND FLOOR The City Council does hereby resolve as follows: The City Council finds and determines as follows: A. That California Treatment Services, a subsidiary of Acadia Healthcare Company, Inc. ("Acadia"), seeks to establish an out -patient treatment and counseling center (Comprehensive Treatment Center or CTC) for opioid use disorder utilizing medicated -assisted treatment (MAT) in combination with counseling and therapies at 535 E. First Street, Second Floor, Tustin, California (the "Property"). B. That the Property is located within Development Area DA-3 of the DCCSP and has a DCCSP General Plan land use designation. C. That the proposed CTC use is not expressly listed as a permitted use in in the DCCSP. D. That in a zoning letter dated February 17, 2022, the Community Development Director ("Director") preliminarily determined that the proposed use was more closely related to a listed category of clinics for out- patients only services, which requires a CUP. E. That on March 18, 2022, Acadia requested that the Director reconsider the zoning letter determination, urging her to determine that the proposed use be categorized the same as medical and dental offices and labs, which are permitted by right. F. That on April 12, 2022, pursuant to Tustin City Code (TCC) Section 9298b and DCCSP Section 6.1.7, the Director issued a formal "Use Determination" determining that the proposed CTC use is similar to the medical land use category that includes clinics for out -patients only, including medical clinics, healthcare centers, and urgent care, which is allowed in the DCCSP - DA-3 zone with the approval of a CUP. Resolution 23-11 Page 1 of 5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 G. That on April 19, 2022, Acadia submitted a Conditional Use Permit (CUP) application for the proposed CTC. H. That in accordance with TCC section 9294, the Use Determination letter informed Acadia that it could appeal the determination by filing an appeal by April 22nd (within ten (10) calendar days of the April 12, 2022, determination). No appeal was filed during that time. That the Americans with Disabilities Act ("ADA") (42 USC Section 12131 et. seq) prohibits public entities from discriminating against qualified individuals on the basis of disability. Persons receiving treatment for Opioid Use Disorder, who are not currently engaged in illegal drug use, are classified as persons with a disability under the ADA. A public entity must make reasonable modifications to its policies, practices, or procedures — including land use planning and zoning regulations — when the modifications are necessary to avoid discrimination on the basis of disability, unless the public entity can demonstrate that making the modifications would fundamentally alter the nature of the service, program, or activity. J. That on September 20, 2022, Acadia and the owner of the Property, Atomic Investments, Inc. ("Atomic") submitted a written request for a "disability - related reasonable modification to the City of Tustin's ... policies, practices, and/or procedures to allow Acadia to operate an outpatient treatment and counseling center..." (the "Request for Disability -Related Reasonable Modification"). The September 20 letter also requested that the City again revisit the Use Determination and determine that the proposed use is permitted by right because, in the applicant's view, the proposed use is akin to "medical and dental offices, including labs", which are permitted by right in the DCCSP. (Attachment 1.) K. That on October 21, 2022, the Community Development Director responded in writing to the Request for Disability -Related Reasonable Modification and determined that a modification of the City's policies, practices, and/or procedures to treat the use as permitted by right is not necessary to avoid discrimination on the basis of disability. (Attachment 2.) L. That on October 28, 2022, pursuant to Tustin City Code (TCC) § 9294(a), Acadia filed a formal appeal to the Planning Commission of the Director's denial of the Request for Disability -Related Reasonable Modification. (Attachment 3.) The relief sought in the appeal is described by Acadia as follows: "The relief Acadia is seeking is reversal of the Directors denial of Acadia's request, or in the alternative, any other path forward that will allow Acadia to operate its much -needed CTC at the Property." Resolution 23-11 Page 2 of 5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 M. On November 28, 2022, the Director responded in writing with a detailed response to Acadia's October 28, 2022 appeal letter. (Attachment 4.) N. That on January 10, 2023, the Planning Commission convened a public meeting to consider whether to approve Acadia's request for disability - related reasonable modification of City policies, practices, and/or procedures to allow Acadia to operate the proposed CTC at 535 E. First Street. Legal counsel for Acadia and a District Manager presented on behalf of Acadia. Phillip Teyssier spoke on behalf the property owner, Atomic Investments, Inc. Following deliberation, the Planning Commission voted 4-1 (Commissioner Chu dissenting) to adopt Commission Resolution 4466 (Attachment 5.) denying the request for disability -related modification, finding that a modification of the City policies, practices, and/or procedure is not necessary to avoid discrimination on the basis of disability. O. That on January 19, 2023, Philip Teyssier of Atomic Investments, Inc. ("Appellant"), filed an appeal of the Planning Commission's adoption of Commission Resolution 4466. (Attachment 6.) P. That pursuant to TCC Section 9294b, any decision of the Planning Commission may be appealed to the City Council by any person and that the appeal hearing shall be de novo and the City Council shall approve, approve with conditions, disapprove the project, or remand the matter to the Planning Commission with direction from the City Council. Q. That on March 2, 2023, a public hearing was duly called and held on the appeal of the Planning Commission's adoption of Resolution No. 4466 denying the request for disability -related reasonable modification of City policies, practices, and/or procedures to allow Acadia to operate the proposed CTC at 535 E. First Street. 11. The City Council hereby denies the Request for Disability -Related Modification, upholding the Planning Commission's January 10, 2023 determination, and finding that a modification of the City's policies, practices, and/or procedures is not necessary to avoid discrimination on the basis of disability. 111. The City Council recognizes that persons receiving treatment for Opioid Use Disorder are "qualified individual[s] with a disability" afforded full protection under the ADA, and that the ADA prohibits the City and the Planning Commission from discriminating against qualified individuals in making land use decisions. IV. The City Council also recognizes that in considering the application for CUP, the City and the City Council may not treat the proposed CTC differently than it would any other medical clinic. Specifically, the City Council may not base its decision on the fact that patients at the CTC will be receiving treatment for Opioid Use Disorder. Resolution 23-11 Page 3 of 5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 V. The City Council also recognizes that unsubstantiated fears, prejudice, or stereotypes related to persons recovering from Opioid Use Disorder may not form the basis of the Citv Council's decision on the application for CUP. VI. The City Council finds that it can and will decide the application for a Conditional Use Permit without discriminating on the basis of disability, so a modification of the City's policies, practices, and/or procedures is not necessary to avoid discrimination on the basis of disability. PASSED AND ADOPTED by the City Council of the City of Tustin, at a regular meeting on the 7t" day of March, 2023. os —DocuSigned by: �°`.... E R DN6.0YASJ DA, City Clerk STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF ORANGE CITY OF TUSTIN DocuSigned by: 77 LE 3N'CEARK, Mayor Pro Tern I, Erica N. Yasuda, City Clerk and ex-officio Clerk of the City Council of the City of Tustin, California, do hereby certify that the whole number of the members of the City Council of the City of Tustin is 5; and that the above and foregoing Resolution No. 23-11 was duly passed, and adopted at a regular meeting of the City Council held on the 7th day of March, 2023, by the following vote: COUNCILMEMBER AYES: Clark, Gallagher, Schnell (3) COUNCILMEMBER NOES: (0) COUNCILMEMBER ABSTAINED: Lumbard (1) COUNCILMEMBER ABSENT: Gomez (1) os DocuSigned by: ;Ct^iCA ASa. ER DWG ASUDA City Clerk Resolution 23-11 Page 4 of 5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Attachments: 1. Acadia and Appellant's September 20, 2022 Request for a Disability -Related Modification to the City of Tustin's Policies, Practices, and/or Procedures. 2. Community Development Director's October 21, 2022 Response to Request for Disability -Related Modification to the City of Tustin's Policies, Practices, and/or Procedures. Submitted Plans 3. Acadia's October 28, 2022 Appeal of the Director's Denial of the Request for Disability -Related Modification to the City of Tustin's Policies, Practices, and/or Procedures. 4. Community Development Director's November 28, 2022 Response to Appeal Letter. 5. Planning Commission Resolution No. 4466 (Denial of Request for Disability -Related Modification) 6. Appeal Request by Philip Teyssier, President, Atomic Investments, Inc. dated January 19, 2023 Resolution 23-11 Page 5 of 5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 September 20, 2022 VIA E-MAIL Justina L. Willkom City of Tustin Community Development Director JWillkom@tustinca.org Erica N. Yasuda City of Tustin City Clerk & ADA Compliance Officer EYasuda@tustinca.org Brian Spalding Direct Dial: (828) 421-6833 E-mail: Brian.Spalding@AcadiaHealthcare.com Mariam Madjlessi City of Tustin Community Development ADA Liaison MMadjlessi@tustinca.org David E. Kendig City of Tustin City Attorney DKendig@wss-law.com Re: Request for Disability -Related Reasonable Accommodation - Comprehensive Treatment Center at 535 E. First Street, Second Floor, Tustin, CA Dear Gentlepersons: By this letter, and pursuant to Section 35.130(b)(7)(i) of Title 28 of the Code of Federal Regulations, wet are formally requesting a disability -related reasonable modification to the City of Tustin's ("City" or "Tustin") policies, practices, and/or procedures to allow Acadia to operate an outpatient treatment and counseling center, commonly referred to as a "comprehensive treatment center" or "CTC" ("Project") at 535. E. First Street, Second Floor (the "Property"). The comprehensive treatment center would serve members of the community who rely on medicated - assisted treatment ("MCAT"), counseling, and/or behavioral therapies to recover from Opioid Use Disorder. The City's Planning Commission is scheduled to resume its public hearing on our Project on September 27, 2022. In light of this reasonable modification request, we anticipate we will submit another written request for a continuance of that hearing, but we would like to discuss our options with the City's Project team before we make a decision. In addition, we have not received confirmation from the City that it has provided a complete response to a :Public Records Act request we submitted on July 21, 2022. Specifically, we requested records that will help us understand the basis for staff's concerns about our Project. The records the City has provided to date do not include any written opposition from any Tustin employee to our Project. Nevertheless, we are told staff plans to recommend the Planning Commission deny our request for a Conditional Use Permit because it believes the Project is incompatible with I In this letter, "we" and "our" collectively refers to California Treatment Services (a subsidiary of Acadia Healthcare Company, Inc.) ("Acadia") (the prospective tenant) and Atomic Investments, Inc. ("Atomic") (the owner of the Property). 2499/037605-0001 18248045.2 a09/20/22 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Justina L. Willkom Erica N. Yasuda Mariam Madjlessi David E. Kendig September 20, 2022 Page 2 surrounding uses and will be detrimental to the health, safety, and general welfare "based upon law enforcement data received relative to a similar use operated by [Acadia] in an adjacent city." (Attachment 17.) As discussed in more detail below, staff s anticipated denial recommendation is based on a misunderstanding about the number of calls for service Acadia's CTC in the City of Santa Ana generates. The reality is that Acadia's Santa Ana CTC generates very few calls for service approximately 10 calls in a 2.5 year period. (See Attachment 23.) The City has not divulged any valid basis to deny our request for a CUP. Moreover, in our unique circumstance, the CUP process itself is deeply flawed because the members of the community that our CTC will serve and employ i.e., individuals in recovery from addiction and those who provide services to them face profound fear and animosity from the public at large. Without a reasonable modification, we are concerned denial of our CUP is a foregone conclusion. Background on the Opioid Epidemic In the late 1990s, healthcare providers began to prescribe opioid pain relievers at greater rates. (HHovloioids.) This led to widespread misuse of both prescription and non-prescription opioids before it became clear that these medications could be highly addictive. (Ld.) "Opioid addiction is a chronic disease, like heart disease or diabetes. A chronic disease is a medical condition for life. It cannot be cured, but it can be managed. A person with addiction can regain a healthy, productive life." ("Medication -Assisted Treatment for 0 ioid Addiction — Facts for Families and Friends," p. 3 [pg. 5 of pdf].) In 2016, "Opioid overdoses accounted for more than 42,000 deaths," which was "more than any previous year on record." (HHS.gov/o-pioids.) In 2017,.the United States Department of Health and Human Services ("HHS") declared a public health emergency to address the nationwide opioid crisis. (HITS Press Release, Oct. 26, 2017.) One of the stated priorities of HHS's declaration is to "[i]mprove access to prevention, treatment, and recovery support services." (Ld.) HHS recognizes that "[m]edication-assisted treatment is one way to help those with opioid addiction recover their lives." ("Medication -Assisted Treatment for Opioid Addiction —Facts for Families and Friends," p. 2 of pdf) "Medication -assisted treatment" (or "MAT") "is treatment for addiction that includes the use of medication along with counseling and other support." (Ld., at p. 4 [pg. 7 of pdf] [emphasis added].) HHS recognizes that " [treatment that includes medication is often the best choice for opioid addiction." (Ld. [emphasis added].) Residents of Orange County have been hit particularly hard by the opioid epidemic. In or around 2018, the Orange County Alcohol and Drug Advisory Board ("ADAB") released a report 2499/037605-0001 18248045.2 a09/20/22 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Justina L. Willkom Erica N. Yasuda Mariam Madjlessi David E. Kendig September 20, 2022 Page 3 titled "The O ioid Crisis: A Co unityjpput �sis." Among other things, ADAB found that "Orange County has a higher per capita rate of overdose deaths than the state of California (Figure 1) and all of the surrounding southern California counties (Figure 2)." (Ld., at p. 11.) ADAB surveyed 326 consumers of opioids in Orange County. (Icy., at p. 16.) The majority (60%) reported they first started using prescription opioids, and nearly 4 in 10 (37%) started with prescription opioids and then moved on to heroin. (Ld., at p. 18.) Nearly one-third (28%) of the consumers reported having overdosed on opioids and 43% had witnessed someone else overdose on opioids. (Ld., at p. 19.) Eighty-one percent (81%) of the consumers reported that they were now abstinent from opioid use, and nine percent (9%) of the consumers reported they were undergoing medication assisted treatment (MAT). (Id., at p. 17.) One of ADAB's recommendations was to "[i]ncrease access to evidence -based Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT)." (I'., at p. 26.) Background on Acadia Healthcare Acadia is a leading provider of behavioral healthcare services across the United States. With more than 22,500 employees serving approximately 70,000 patients daily, we are the largest stand-alone behavioral health company in the U.S. We provide psychiatric and chemical dependency services to its patients in a variety of settings, including inpatient psychiatric hospitals, specialty treatment facilities, residential treatment centers, outpatient treatment and counseling centers (like the CTC proposed here), and therapeutic school -based programs. Our mission is to create a world -class organization that sets the standard of excellence in the treatment of specialty 2499/037605-0001 18248045.2 a09/20/22 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Justina L. Willkom Erica N. Yasuda Mariam Madjlessi David E. Kendig September 20, 2022 Page 4 behavioral health and addiction disorders. In 2022, seven of our facilities in five states ranked in Newsweek's list of America's Best Addiction Treatment Centers. Through our subsidiaries, we currently operate more than nine comprehensive treatment centers in the State of California (see Attachment 4, p. 45) and dozens more in other states. Our CTC in the City of Tustin would hold the following licenses, certificates, accreditations, and memberships: • A license from the California Department of Health Care Services ("DHCS") to operate a substance abuse facility using MAT modality; • A license from the United States Drug Enforcement Administration ("DEA") to allow it to administer and/or dispense specified medications (mainly, buprenorphine, methadone, and naltrexone); • A certificate from the United States Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration ("SAMHSA") to allow it to use specified medications to treat Substance Abuse diagnoses; • An accreditation from the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities ("CARF International"); and • A member of the National Association of Addiction Treatment Providers ("NAATP"). We have established a longstanding track record of being a good neighbor and conscientious member of the community. Many of our landlords provided letters speaking to this. (See Attachment 24.) Here are some examples of what our landlords had to say about our CTCs: • Acadia is "diligent about keeping their spaces, both interior and exterior in a clean and presentable manner." Its patients are "controlled and monitored" and its CTC is "compatible with other uses in the surrounding area, which include a Chiropractor, glass company, personal training facility and other retail and office uses in the immediate area." (Attachment 24, at p. 528 [Letter from RG Investment Real Estate Services, Inc. about Acadia's :Mission Treatment CTC at 8898 Clairemont Mesa Blvd., Suites H and I in San Diego, California].) 2499/037605-0001 18248045.2 a09/20/22 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Justina L. Willkom Erica N. Yasuda Mariam Madjlessi David E. Kendig September 20, 2022 Page 5 • Acadia's CTC is "clean and attractive." Its staff is "professional and diligent whenever issues need to be addressed." They have "shown professionalism in dealing with patients and [e]nsuring that the[ir] presence] at the clinics is safe and quiet for the neighborhood." (Attachment 24, at p. 529 [Letter from Terwedo Partnership about Acadia's Sacramento Comprehensive Treatment Center at 7225 East Southgate Drive in Sacramento, California.].) • "Any reservations that we, or our tenants, may have had about [Acadia] becoming a tenant have been unfounded. We haven't had any negative issues resulting from their presence." Acadia's patients as "respectful" and "come and go inconspicuously just like any other customer who comes into our plaza." Acadia's "staff members are always courteous and easily reached if we need to speak with someone." (Attachment 24, at p. 530 [Letter from Peter E. Johnson Building Supplies, Inc. about Acadia's West Lebanon Comprehensive Treatment Center (formerly, Habit OPCO) at 254 N. Plainfield Rd. in West Lebanon, New Hampshire].) • The services Acadia provides are "vital to the regional community suffering from the ill effects of substance abuse and the clients that visit the location are desperate and truly in need.... I am so confident in [Acadia's] tenancy" that "I have in the same location [as] a liquor store and [a] 35,000 square foot indoor amusement park that caters to children" with "no problems whatsoever" and no complaints about Acadia's "staff, patients, or guests." (Attachment 24, at p. 531 [Letter from Andrew Piscatelli about Acadia's Central JerseCom res�hcnsive Treatment Center at 111 Hwy. 35 in Clifford, New Jersey].) • "My partners and I had some initial concerns/conversations regarding the occupancy of Acadia Health within our property," but Acadia has proven itself to be "above average in professionalism and accountability." (Attachment 24, at p. 532 [Letter from Speed Commercial .Real Estate about Acadia's Jackson Comprehensive Treatment Center at 1935 Lakeland Drive in Jackson, Missouri) As we have offered in the past, we would be happy to provide City staff with a tour of one of our other CTCs, provided staff coordinate with us first so we can make arrangements to protect patient privacy and minimize disruption to our CTC's operations. 2499/037605-0001 18248045.2 a09/20/22 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Justina L. Willkom Erica N. Yasuda Mariam Madjlessi David E. Kendig September 20, 2022 Page 6 Disability -Related Need for the Project Our proposed Project would exclusively serve "qualified individual[s] with a disability" as that term is defined in the federal regulations that implement the Americans with Disabilities Act ("ADA"). 28 C.F.R. § 35.108(b)(2). The individuals who rely on our CTCs unquestionably have physical or mental impairments that substantially limit major life activities, as those terms are defined in the ADA's regulations. 28 C.F.R. § 35.108. The regulations recognize "drug addiction" as a "physical or mental impairment." 28 C.F.R. § 35.108(b)(2). "Major life activities" include (among other things): caring for oneself, eating, sleeping, concentrating, thinking, interacting with others, working, and neurological functioning. 28 C.F.R. § 35.108(c)(1). To be a patient of our CTCs, an individual must have Opioid Use Disorder, but that individual cannot be actively using opioids (or any other illegal drugs). CTCs are not detox facilities. They provide services (e.g., counseling) and treatment (e.g., medication) to individuals in recovery from addiction to prescription painkillers, heroin, and other opioids. A patient needs to have stopped using opioids to be eligible for services and treatment from the CTC. Our CTCs perform regular drug screenings to ensure our patients do not have any of these substances in their system at the time they obtain services and/or treatment. For our patients, the services our CTCs provide are crucial to maintaining their recovery. We have provided testimonials from recent patients attesting to this. (Attachment 25.) Here are some examples of their experiences: • Michael became addicted to opioids when his doctors prescribed them to him for pain management following a series of surgeries for a high school wrestling injury. As a college student, Michael's addiction "steadily became worse and worse." By junior year, he had stopped attending classes, and his relationship with his family was "all but destroyed." He sought treatment at Acadia's CTC in Santa Ana. Initially, he took time off school to focus on his treatment, but he has since returned to school and has "turned [his] life around in every aspect." Michael reports: "this would not have been possible without the treatment I received at this center." (Attachment 25, p. 534.) • Jeremiah became addicted to opioids after doctors prescribed them to him for health issues. His wife and children were suffering because he could not "stay off opiates." He tried to stop on his own, but he would "relapse due to cravings and withdrawals." He says the Santa Ana CTC "has saved my life and my family." (Attachment 25, p. 535.) 2499/037605-0001 18248045.2 a09/20/22 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Justina L. Willkom Erica N. Yasuda Mariam Madjlessi David E. Kendig September 20, 2022 Page 7 Sarah has been a patient of the Santa Ana CTC since 2014. She says she would not be able to go back to the workforce without her medication from the Santa Ana CTC, and she "truly believe[s] that [she] would not be alive today without MAT treatment." (Attachment 25, p. 536.) Expeditiously approving our Project in Tustin will make it possible for us to continue to provide treatment and services to these and many other patients without interruption. Our Project is crucial to meeting this community's urgent (and largely unmet) need for evidence -based treatments for Opioid Use Disorder. Shortage of CTCs Licensed to Provide MAT in Orange County According to DHCS records, Tustin has no CTCs that are licensed to provide MAT, and despite abundant need, there is an extreme shortage of these facilities in the greater Orange County area: Currently, the closest CTC that is DHCS-licensed to provide MAT is our Santa Ana Comprehensive Treatment Center, located at 2101 East 1st Street in the City of Santa Ana. Our 2499/037605-0001 18248045.2 a09/20/22 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Justina L. Willkom Erica N. Yasuda Mariam Madjlessi David E. Kendig September 20, 2022 Page 8 Santa Ana CTC is at capacity, and we are in the process of closing it.2 There only three other DHCS-licensed CTCs in Orange County, but they are much farther away (in the Cities of Mission Viejo, Costa Mesa, and Stanton). The impending closure of our Santa Ana CTC is one reason Acadia is seeking approval of a new CTC in Tustin. The Tustin CTC would take the place of the Santa Ana CTC so we can continue to help members of this community who very much need our evidence -based intervention. Again, there is a tremendous need in the Orange County area especially in and around Tustin in the face of the Fentanyl pandemic. Shortage of Suitable Sites for CTCs Licensed to Provide MAT It was very difficult to find a suitable alternate location for our CTC. We have been searching for properties to relocate the Santa Ana CTC for over 1 year. We have faced ongoing logistical issues finding sites with sufficient access for our patients with mobility disabilities. Stigmas and misperceptions about individuals in recovery from addiction have made it difficult to find landlords and cities that are receptive to and supportive of our CTCs. The Property in Tustin is ideal. It is located in a safe and secure area on a major throughfare (East 1st Street) near two freeways (Interstate 5 and State Route 55) and meets all of Tustin's development standards. The CTC would be on the second floor of an existing building on a site with a parking surplus, by both the City's minimum requirements, as well as our own. The first floor of the building is currently used for medical purposes — a dialysis clinic — and there are many other medical and quasi -medical services uses in the surrounding area (e.g., doctors' offices, dentist offices, Botox clinics, etc.). Legal Authority for this Reasonable Modification Request We note that the City has adopted a reasonable accommodation procedure for housing - related accommodation requests (see Tustin Zoning Code 9275), but the City does not appear to have a procedure for disability -related reasonable modification requests that do not relate to housing (like this one). Whether a city has its own procedure or not, it has a legal obligation to "make reasonable modifications in policies, practices, or procedures when the modifications are necessary to avoid discrimination on the basis of disability, unless the public entity can demonstrate that making the modifications would fundamentally alter the nature of the service, 2 As discussed in more detail below, Acadia's Santa Ana CTC is in a problematic location. It is next to a budget -style motel and what seems to be an ongoing an encampment of unsheltered individuals in a public alley, many of whom appear to regularly use illegal drugs outside Acadia's CTC. 2499/037605-0001 18248045.2 a09/20/22 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Justina L. Willkom Erica N. Yasuda Mariam Madjlessi David E. Kendig September 20, 2022 Page 9 program, or activity." 28 C.F.R. § 35.130(b)(7)(i). A city's zoning -related "ordinances, and any administrative processes, hearings, and decisions ... fall squarely within the category of 'policies, practices, or procedures' mentioned in the [ADA's implementing] regulations." Innovative Health Sys., Inc. v. City of White Plains, 931 F. Supp. 222, 233 (S.D.N.Y. 1996), afrd in part, 117 F.3d 37 (2d Cir. 1997). If you are not yet familiar with the ADA's reasonable modification requirement, the cautionary tale in Behavioral Health Services., Inc. v. City of Gardena, No. CV 0 1 -07183 Qv),, 2003 WL is a helpful illustration. There, Behavioral Health Services, Inc. ("BHS") sought approval from the City of Gardena ("Gardena") to operate a rehabilitation program for individuals who previously had abused alcohol or drugs. BHS's program would be in an existing three-story building in Gardena's "General Commercial (C-3)" zone. In that zone, Gardena permitted numerous intensive uses by right, including community care facilities, retail stores, medical laboratories, business and professional offices, and medical offices. Nevertheless, Gardena told BHS its proposed use would require Planning Commission approval of a conditional use permit ("CUP"). As instructed, BHS applied for a CUP. Gardena's planning staff recommended denial of it. At the Planning Commission's hearing (which spanned two meetings), members of the public "expressed fear that the program would bring or exacerbate crime, and employed stereotypes associated with drug addicts or alcoholics." (&., at Finding of Fact, � 25.) The Planning Commission denied BHS's application, and BHS appealed the denial to the City Council. The City's Council's appeal hearing lasted more than three hours. The Council received a petition with 796 signatures opposing the project and speakers, again, "used stereotypes associated with addicts and alcoholics." (Ed., at Finding of Fact, T 27.) Faced with this overwhelming community opposition, the City Council unanimously denied BHS's appeal and upheld the Planning Commission's denial of BHS's CUP primarily on the basis that, in the Council's view, "that the use is not compatible with the surrounding area, it is too close to single family areas, will create additional burdens on Thornburg Park which already has high usage and will create an additional burden on already impacted city services." (Ed., at Finding of Fact, T 32.) BHS mounted a successful legal challenge that resulted in a United States District Court finding that "[fln denying the conditional use permit, the City violated the 'accommodation' provisions of the FHA, the ADA, and the Rehabilitation Act." (Id., at Conclusion of Law, T 18.) The Court found that "[r]easonable accommodation of the participants' handicapped status is necessary because such accommodation will ameliorate the effects of the disability of the participants." (Ida, at Finding of Fact, � 42.) BHS's rehabilitation program had "been successful in returning recovering addicts and alcoholics to employment, and in developing parenting skills 2499/037605-0001 18248045.2 a09/20/22 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Justina L. Willkom Erica N. Yasuda Mariam Madjlessi David E. Kendig September 20, 2022 Page 10 which the experience of addiction or alcoholism had stifled or destroyed." (Id.) At the time the City Council denied the CUP, Gardena had no other facilities that offered "recovery services for addicts and alcoholics" and "demand for such a facility is high." (Ld.) The Court entered an injunction "restraining the City of Gardena from denying BHS a conditional use permit to use the property as described in the application." (Ld., at Conclusion of Law, ¶ 27.) Other disability discrimination actions have resulted in large damages awards against local agencies, such as McClure v. City of Long Beach where a jury awarded a $22.5 million dollar verdict against the City of Long Beach when it bowed to pressure from neighbors to prevent the plaintiffs from providing boarding facilities for Alzheimer's patients. We do not want this request to be perceived as a threat of a legal challenge. It is not. We include this legal authority to make sure from the outset that the City understands the rights and protections the ADA affords our patients and the obligations it imposes on the City. Background on Project Application As you are likely aware, before making this request, we sought confirmation from the City that the proposed Project is permitted by right on the Property through a request for a zoning approval letter on January 20, 2022. (Attachment 1.) The Property is in the Downtown Commercial Core Specific Plan — Development Area 3 (DCCSP — DA3) where the City allows numerous medical and service uses by right, including without limitation: • medical and dental offices, including labs; • ophthalmologists and optometry services; • physical therapy facilities; • psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, counselors and therapists offices; • animal hospitals and clinics, including boarding; • banks, financial institutions, and credit unions; and • body art facilities. (See Downtown Commercial Core Specific Plan, pp. 64-66.) 2499/037605-0001 18248045.2 a09/20/22 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Justina L. Willkom Erica N. Yasuda Mariam Madjlessi David E. Kendig September 20, 2022 Page 11 Consistent with this zoning, the Property is already surrounded by many similar medical and service uses, including without limitation: • A dialysis center on the first floor of the building on the Property; • A medical spa at 515 East First Street, Suite B; • A dental office at 513 East First Street Suite A; • A Botox clinic at 507 East First Street, Suite A; • A senior care & wellness�ram at I I I Fashion Lane; • A doctor's office at 161 Fashion Lane, Suite 112; and • Several dental offices at 18102 Irvine Blvd., Suites 101, 200, and 201. On February 17, 2022, City staff responded that they disagreed with this use classification and, instead, characterized our proposed use as an "out -patient clinic or medical clinic" that would require approval of a conditional use permit ("CUP"). (Attachment 2.) On March 18, 2022, we submitted an application for a CUP but urged the City to reconsider its determination that our Project needed a CUP in the first place. (Attachment 3.) Our March 18 submittal highlighted that the term "clinic" is not defined in the Zoning Code, and also highlighted the ways that the Project is more akin to "medical and dental offices, including labs" and/or "psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, counselors and therapists offices" (all of which are permitted by right) than "clinics for out -patients only, including medical clinics, healthcare centers, urgent cares" (which require CUPs). (Id.) For example, Our proposed Project would not provide any urgent or unscheduled medical services. (Id.) Instead, our patients receive scheduled talk therapy and pick up their medication at scheduled times. The March 18 submittal highlighted that the Project would not include any new exterior construction the use would be entirely inside the second floor of an existing building. (Id.) In April of 2022, we, again, implored the City to reconsider its determination that the Project required a CUP, emphasizing that "this use is for a protected class of disabled persons and it is for a service which is sorely needed." (Attachment 5.) Additionally, on April 4, 2022, we met with members of the City's planning department via a video conference to respond to any concerns the City might have about our use classification request. The City reaffirmed that our use would require a CUP. (Attachment 7.) However, the City's Community Development Director, Justina 2499/037605-0001 18248045.2 a09/20/22 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Justina L. Willkom Erica N. Yasuda Mariam Madjlessi David E. Kendig September 20, 2022 Page 12 Willkom assured us that the City would sincerely consider approving the CUP through a staff - level, administrative review process and would be able to accommodate the our timeline. At the City's request, we provided supplemental information and documents to the City between March and June of 2022. (See, e.g., Attachments 4, 6, 8, 9, 11, 12, 13, 16.) On June 3, 2022, after four months of comments and responses, we respectfully requested the City provide any remaining comments, so our submittal could finally be deemed "complete" and the City could make a final decision on our application. (Attachment 14.) We emphasized that "[t]his project benefits disabled individuals and, ultimately, the City of Tustin and the communities it serves" and underscored that "[t]here is an urgent need." (Id.) On June 17, 2022, the City responded with additional comments and continued to deem our application "incomplete." (Attachment 15.) We promptly provided the requested information and documents on June 22, 2022. (Attachment 16.) On July 21, 2022 the City notified us that application was deemed "complete," but to our dismay informed us that "staff believes the proposed use is incompatible with the surrounding uses and will be detrimental to the health, safety and general welfare based upon law enforcement data received relative to a similar use operated by the applicant in an adjacent city" (i.e., Acadia's Santa Ana CTC that we are in the process of closing). (Attachment 1.7 [emphasis added].) Staff told us they "will recommend the Planning Commission deny CUP 2022-0009" and told us our Project was "tentatively scheduled for a Planning Commission hearing on August 23, 2022." (Id.) We were blind -sided by this turn of events. As outlined above and illustrated in Attachments 3 through 17, we spent more than four months responding to the City's requests for additional information that drilled down on the most minute details of the Project (e.g., providing specifications for the microwaves in our kitchen). During that time, the only comment the City ever provided about potential law enforcement concerns was in its May 13, 2022 incompleteness letter, which said "additional comments may be forthcoming from the Tustin Police Department." (Attachment 1.0.) In response, we offered to meet with members of the Tustin Police Department to address any questions or concerns they may have. The Tustin Police Department never took us up on that request, nor did it request additional information about our submittal.3 3 It appears the City invited a member of the Tustin Police Department (Sergeant Sarah Fetterling) to attend an "all hands" zoom meeting with us on July 7, 2022, but Sergeant Fetterling was not in attendance. We left that meeting with the impression that City staff was supportive of our Project. 2499/037605-0001 18248045.2 a09/20/22 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Justina L. Willkom Erica N. Yasuda Mariam Madjlessi David E. Kendig September 20, 2022 Page 13 The City's July 21, 2022 completeness determination letter did not say which "law enforcement data" from which "adjacent city" it was referring to, nor did it explain why the data was concerning to Tustin's staff. We immediately submitted a request under the California Public Records Act ("PRA") for the law enforcement data referenced in the City's letter, as well as any other records that could elucidate staff s reasoning for recommending denial. (Attachment 18.) On August 11, 2022, the City provided over 200 pages of law enforcement data (Attachment 19), and it later provided a SharePoint link to additional documents on August 17, 2022. On August 17, 2022, Philip Teyssier requested confirmation that the City's response to our PRA request is complete. (Attachment 22.) As of the date of this letter, the City has not responded to Mr. Teyssier's request for confirmation. If there are additional records that could help understand the City's concerns about our Project, then we renew our request that the City promptly provide them. To date, we have not received any documents where any Tustin staff member expressed a written objection to our Project. To give us sufficient time to meaningfully understand and respond to staffs concerns, we requested the Planning Commission continue the public hearing for 30 days, and the Planning Commission granted that request. (Attachment 21.) The public hearing is currently scheduled to resume September 27, 2022. Our Response to City Staff s Stated Concerns As noted above, the City's July 21, 2022 letter said "staff believes the proposed use is incompatible with the surrounding uses and will be detrimental to the health, safety and general welfare based upon law enforcement data received relative to a similar use operated by the applicant in an adjacent city" — specifically, Acadia's Santa Ana CTC. (Attachment 1.7.) Staff s recommendation is based on a misinterpretation of Santa Ana's law enforcement data. Although the data documents over 150 calls for service to (or near) the Santa Ana CTC between January of 4 Specifically, we received the City of Santa Ana's computer -aided dispatch (CAD) search criteria summary sheets and corresponding police field activity logs. These records did not identify (nor segregate) incidents attributable to Acadia's CTC. Instead, they include every incident which took place in the in the general area of the CTC over a 2.5 year period. No commentary or interpretive summary of the logs was included. 2499/037605-0001 18248045.2 a09/20/22 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Justina L. Willkom Erica N. Yasuda Mariam Madjlessi David E. Kendig September 20, 2022 Page 14 2020 and June of 2022, with very few exceptions, Acadia's CTC, staff, and patients were not the reason for the calls. As set forth in the table below (and Attachment 23), the vast majority of the calls relate to the guests and visitors of a low budget motel (the Sunland Motel) on the same property and an encampment of unsheltered individuals in the public alley next to the pro ert . Attachment 19.) Reason for Calls ## of Calls Homeless Encampment/Transients/Motel 97 • Acadia's representatives called for assistance in 27 of these instances. Acadia's CTC 11 • Problems with patients (7) • Alarm system triggered (2) • Burglary (1) • Vehicle crashed into building 1 Other 11 • Medical calls for injuries or falls (2) • Traffic enforcement & accidents (2) • Stolen or inoperable vehicles (3) • Alarm systems triggered (3) • Injured mallard duck 1 No Reason Listed 44 • No report provided (1.8) • Unclear what, if anything, happened 26 Total 163 To be clear, our patients are not guests of the Sunland Motel, nor are they the unsheltered individuals who are camping in the adjacent alley and loitering in the CTC's parking area. Our patients are not using narcotics (or any other drugs) on the property (or elsewhere). We routinely test our patients for such use. Our patients are members of the community who are trying to come and go from their appointments peacefully and inconspicuously so they can go on with their day. 2499/037605-0001 18248045.2 a09/20/22 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Justina L. Willkom Erica N. Yasuda Mariam Madjlessi David E. Kendig September 20, 2022 Page 15 We have cooperated with law enforcement in Santa Ana to report criminal activity near our CTC. Our staff has called police nearly thirty times in two and a half years to report drug use, loitering, disturbances, and unsheltered individuals in need of medical attention. When it became clear the situation could not be improved in the near future, we started looking for a new location. Our other CTCs have never experienced these kinds of problems. (See, e.g., Attachment 24.) In light of this, we urge staff to reevaluate its proposed finding that our proposed Tustin CTC would be "incompatible with the surrounding uses" and "detrimental to the health, safety and general welfare." There is simply no evidence of this. Problems with the City's CUP Requirement in this Instance People in recovery from addiction and those who provide services to them face profound fear and animosity from the public at large. Although common, Opioid Use Disorder continues to be deeply stigmatizing and misunderstood. It is a common misconception that patients of CTCs pose a danger to the community and/or will be a drain on public resources. For each of the reasons discussed below, requiring a conditional use permit ("CUP") for our proposed Project is an unnecessary hurdle that all -but -guarantees the City of Tustin will never be home to a DFICS- licensed comprehensive treatment center. First, a CUP is entirely discretionary. Even if the proposed use fully complies with all federal and state laws and local zoning codes, the City could deny it based on nebulous concerns, such as the proposed use's alleged incompatibility with the "morals" or "comfort" of "the persons residing or working in the neighborhood." (Zoning Code 9291 c .) This is problematic because it is very common for people to view drug addiction as a moral failing, and it is even more common for people to feel uncomfortable with the prospect of a center that treats Substance Use Disorders becoming part of their community. In this case, staff has already indicated they will recommend denial of the CUP solely based on an unfortunate misunderstanding about the number of calls for service generated by Acadia's CTC in Santa Ana. Simply put, the CUP's open-ended, subjective, discretionary criteria Lend themselves to denial of this Project based on unfounded fears and prejudices about individuals in recovery. Second, the City's CUP approval procedure is problematic in this instance because it requires at least one duly -noticed public hearing where any member of the public can attend and provide input on the proceedings. While we appreciate the value of public input in most instances, the openness of this process is chilling to individuals who would otherwise attend the hearing to speak in favor of the :Project, such as our patients and their loved ones. Most of our patients do not want to publicly "out" themselves as people in recovery from a stigmatizing disorder. Doing so could have devastating personal and professional repercussions and subject them to harassment 2499/037605-0001 18248045.2 a09/20/22 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Justina L. Willkom Erica N. Yasuda Mariam Madjlessi David E. Kendig September 20, 2022 Page 16 and personal attacks. In circumstances like this, the members of the public who show up to the hearing will overwhelmingly be people who are opposed to the Project, resulting in deceptively one-sided testimony. The City is unlikely to hear from our Project's supporters unless it affords them the opportunity to provide sensitive testimony in a forum that protects their privacy and dignitys (and even then, many patients and their loved ones will still be too intimidated to speak out). Third, in this case, the City has determined that our CUP would need to be approved by the City's Planning Commission, subject to a potential appeal before the City Council. These are political bodies comprised of elected and appointed officials whose continued tenure depends on their responsiveness to the concerns of their constituents, even if those concerns are unfounded or prejudicial. Having political bodies serve as the ultimate decision -makers for land use approvals that inextricably involve the rights of a protected class (i.e., people with disabilities) is difficult and unfair for both the applicant and the members of the decision -making body. Finally, our experience at the August 23, 2022 Planning Commission hearing on the Project is a case -in -point on why our concerns are well-founded. Because we were requesting a continuance, staff did not release a report (nor a staff recommendation) on the merits of our CUP in advance of the hearing. Staff did not make a presentation on our application at that hearing. Nevertheless, members of the public provided written and verbal comments staunchly opposing our Project solely because we would provide treatment and counseling to individuals with Opioid Use :Disorder. The members of the public who opposed our Project knew nothing about it. No information had been released yet. Their opposition was based on all -too -common fears and prejudices about individuals in recovery. Without reasonable modifications to the City's approval process, we fear denial of the CUP is a foregone conclusion. Our Reasonable Modification Request The crux of our reasonable modification request is to allow Acadia to operate a CTC at the Property in a manner that complies with the City's objective zoning standards and assuages the City's concerns. We look forward to engaging with the City in an interactive process to accomplish 5 Our Proj ect's supporters can (and likely will) submit anonymous support letters that protect their privacy (like Michael, Jeremiah, and Sarah [see Attachment 25], but the practical reality is that people who show up in person to speak inevitably have more impact than people who provide anonymous written comments. 2499/037605-0001 18248045.2 a09/20/22 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Justina L. Willkom Erica N. Yasuda Mariam Madjlessi David E. Kendig September 20, 2022 Page 17 this, but as a starting point, we wanted to offer the following proposal determine the Project is permitted by right, like other similar uses in the zone (e.g., medical and dental offices, including labs; ophthalmologists and optometry services; physical therapy facilities; psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, counselors and therapists offices; animal hospitals and clinics, including boarding; body art facilities). This does not require any modification to the City's zoning regulations. As noted above, the City's Zoning Code does not define the term "clinic." This accommodation merely requires the City to reevaluate and change its prior use determination, which we still contend was mistaken. This proposal would allow the City to approve the Project through at a staff -level based on objective development criteria that protect staffs and the community's interests. Again, our end goal is to find a path to Project approval so we can start providing this urgently -needed service to people with disabilities in Tustin's community at the earliest opportunity. If staff has different proposals on how to get there or conditions of approval, we are receptive to them. We thank you in advance for your consideration and look forward to discussing this with you further. Very truly yours, Acadia Healthcare Company, Inc. Brian Spalding Project Manager AP Attachments: 1. Acadia's Request for By -Right Use Determination from City, Jan. 20, 2022 2. City's Response to Acadia's By -Right Use Determination, Feb. 17, 2022 3. Atomic's Request for Reconsideration of By -Right Use Determination and Submittal of Application for Conditional Use :Permit ("CUP"), Mar. 17, 2022 4. Atomic's Supplemental CUP Submittal, Mar. 30, 2022 5. Atomic's Request for :Reconsideration of By -Right Use Determination, Apr. 7, 2022 6. Atomic's Supplemental CUP Submittal, Apr. 11, 2022 7. City's Response to Atomic's Request for Reconsideration of By -Right Use Determination, Apr. 12, 2022 2499/037605-0001 18248045.2 a09/20/22 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Justina L. Willkom Erica N. Yasuda Mariam Madjlessi David E. Kendig September 20, 2022 Page 18 8. Atomic's Supplemental CUP Submittal, Apr. 15, 2022 9. Atomic's Supplemental CUP Submittal, May 6, 2022 10. City's Incompleteness Determination, May 13, 2022 11. Acadia's Supplemental CUP Submittal, May 18, 2022 12. Atomic's Supplemental CUP Submittal, May 20, 2022 13. Acadia's Request for Zoning Administrator Review of CUP, May 26, 2022 14. Atomic's Letter to City Requesting Status Update, June 3, 2022 15. City's Incompleteness Determination, June 17, 2022 16. Atomic's and Acadia's Supplemental CUP Submittal, June 22, 2022 17. City Completeness Determination, July 21, 2022 18. Atomic's PRA Request, July 21, 2022 19. City's Initial, Partial Response to PRA Request, Aug. 11, 2022 20. City's Notice of Public Hearing for CUP, Aug. 15, 2022 21. Acadia's Request for Continuance of Public Hearing, Aug. 15, 2022 22. Atomic's Request for Status Update on City's Full Response to PRA Request, Aug. 17, 2022 23. Color -Coded Chart of Santa Ana's Calls -for -Service Records 24. Testimonials from. Acadia's Landlords 25. Testimonials from Acadia's Patients (with redactions) cc: Philip Teyssier, Atomic Investments, Inc. Pamela Sapetto, Sapetto Real Estate Solutions, Inc. Irma Huitron, Assistant Director - Planning Raymond Barragan, Principal Planner Leila Carver, Planning Consultant 2499/037605-0001 18248045.2 a09/20/22 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: WB3061-0-45AE-9M- D5 01 CC568F TUSTIN Community Development Department Sent via email: 6nthonyruscellafflarcadiaheafthcarecom tf M.� wr February 17, 202 1{sisi Etf�(�J ATT :-Tony Ruscefla f ((Y Acacia Healthcare Company BUILDINGOUR FUTURE 9009 Carothers Blvd, Suite -1 HONORING 01M PAST 9p Franklin, TN 36076 RE: ZONING CONFIRMATION 3 T FIRST STREET Dear Mr. Rusc0a, 300 Centennial Way, Tustin, CA 92780 0 P: 71 7 - 100 0 F.- (1 7 -311 -www.tustinca.org Attachment 2, Page 2 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 In reviewing the ity's DCCSP Table 3.1 Commercial Permitted Use Table (pages 65 and )9 the proposed use falls in the following two Permitted categories of Medical and dental offices, including labs, and Psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, counselors and therapists offices. The other use description in that wine table, which does require a CUP, is Clinics for out- patients only, including medical clerics, healthcare centers, urgent centers, The tears 'clinic' is not defined in the City's zoning code, but given how it is used in the table, it Infers medical facilities, offering immediate or urgent medical services that are perhaps unscheduled, such as urgent care clinics, which is not part of the scope of the Acacia's proposed use. One regulatory requirement which you had mentioned has to do with ensuring for adequate parking. The site has 137 parking spaces which is more than the 116 spaces needed under the requirement, The Informational Package includes a parking count worksheet. As a property owner we are concerned with loitering, and, even though it is not a regulatory issue, we want to make sure that there is compatibility with the other tenant in the building. As it turns out, the tenant prospect°s own requirements provide specific rules to prevent loitering and, moreover, this requirement is written into our lease with then. I personally visited one of their clinics in San Diego and I Brand it to be a very high end, professional operation and loitering was not at all an issue. They run centers all over the country and are very good at it. The downstairs tenant is a renal dialysis clinic operated by Fresenius, which has been in place since 2002. The new upstairs proposed tenant will be a very nice compliment to the building and the other user. When filling out the applications, I noticed that there were a number of questions regarding new construction, To be clear, the building is in pace and the site is fully developed, so those questions do not apply. No exterior work is planned. Thank you in advance for reviewing the information. Tony and I would be happy to meet with you in person to go over any of the Information and provide additional Sincerely,__ Atomic Investments, lace Philip Teyssier President Encl. 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Attachment 3, Page 12 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 FINDiNG CONFORMANCE CONFORMANCE RESPONSE YES NO t,fA 2. The development is conslstent with "The DM deslgnaticn includes the greatest flexibility of the policies and intent of the rises, provl ing Davalop Brit Plan Chapter 2�F for retell„ service, office, food service, medical, including the Urban Design Plan hb pltdilty, and auto 'service uses ('in some subcategories)®A (Section 2.2). Reference: Downtown Commercial Dore Specific Pian PDE, Section 2.1.1.1, pg� 17 3. The project, lncluding its proposed Table 3.1 - The use is a Permitted Use as it falls withln uses and requested entitlements, the c fegodes of "Medical and dental offices, including complies with this Permitted Uselabs," and " sychlatrists, psychologists„ social workers, and counselors and therapists offices.°, "fables (Tables 3.1 and S.T), as applicable, and complements and contributes to the project area. 4. The development substantiaHy This is an existing project. No exterior work is planned. complies with the Commercial (Aseparate standard sign permit wrll submitted for any Development Standards (Chapter exteror signage.) 3) and the Residential Development Standards (Section 5.3), as applicable. S, The development substantially This is an existing project, No exterior work is planned, complies with the Commercial (A separate standard sign permit will submitted for any Design Criteria (Chapter 4) and the exterior signaage, Residential Design Criteria (Section 5.4), as a plicaWe, . Comphance with applicable existing project. g � This is an k r p�9a>�irtad. ' De yypn n a q ards and 4+'elbX F@MeOWt Standards and sign permit wililosubrnifted for any (A to . . Design Criteria is demonstrated exterior s a.;l and ensured through Design Review of the project site plan, boding elevations, floor plan paving plan, landscape plan, lighting plan, access plan, refuse DCD R Supplemental Application Foram: 7/16/2020 Attach me i , 6� 17 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 FINDING CONFORMANCE CONFORMANCE RESPONSE YES /A 7, Required parking for the project is No variance of parking requirements are being provided entirely can -site, or by an requested, ,The attached Buliding Use Parking alternative provided in Section Summary sheet is attached as part of this application. There are 137 surface parking spaces available and only .g. ,Modification of Parking 116 are requked ; Standards, which is approved concurrently or made a condition of approval; Approval of a parkin alternative will have a beneficial impact and does not adversely affect development or the surrounding area. . The development demonstrates This is an existing project, No exterior work is planned.. high quality architecturaG design (A separate standard sign perncit will SUbmitted for any and site planning that reflects the exterior si nage) nature of the site and the surrounding area through the fallowing: a. Incorporating roof forms and "Phis is an existing project, No exterior work is planned, facades that provide building (A separate standard sign permit will submitted for any articula lon„ create visual exterior signage.) interest, and reduce the appearance of uniform building rnassinq, b. Creating a design that is both This is an existing project. No exterior work is planned. cohesive and varylng in respect (A separate standard sign permit will submitted for any to architectural style; exterior signage) architectural details, windows, doors, colors, and materials. c. Facilitating pedestrian This is anN workisplanned, xisting project, orientation through building n permiterior (A separatep I submmted for any placement, buliding scale, and exterior signage,) architectural design. ds Ensuring associated olerrments This is an existing project. No exterior work is planned including parking, service (A separate standard sign permit will submitted for any areas, landscaping, lighting, exterior signoge.) and pedestrian access and arnenitles are functional and serve to enhance the overall appearance and experience of the project. DCCSP Supplemental Application Form. 1/16/2020 Attachmeht 6' 18 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 FINDMG CONFORMANCF CONFORMANCE RESPONSE y EgS �NONIA e. Siting and designing structures This is an eAsting project, No exterior work is planned. that relate to and respect (A separate standard sign permit wvlll submitted for any adjacent development, exterior slgnage) particularly historic structures and sensitive land uses. 9. For properties located within DA- , property located in DA-3. or structures identified on the City°s historic survey located anywhere vwmthmn the DCC3P, the proposed development is of the highest gUalmty and is consistent with the CUItUrA Resources District-ComnrrercW Design guidelines and/or Residential Design Guidehnesa as apphcadles and strives to preserve historic resources. t.C.The development is supported by Supported by existing infrastructure. existing mnfrastructwmre, or wvmll be supported by infrastructure This ms an existing project: No exterior work ms planned. QA separate ,standard sign permit will submitted for any improvements aid for fibs p p y exterior smgnage. DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Section C. Environmental Acknowleftennent DCC.SPSupplementa14pp ca lon Fore: 7/16/2020 Attach me t 66 21 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Section D. Residential Allocation Reservation (RAR A #moatioaf (COMPLETE ONL fF YOUR PROJECTINCLUDESMIXED-USE OR ,S TIAL DEVELOPMENT) w REQUIRED ITEMS Complete Supplemental Application Fors, (Sections A, R, and Q Completion of Sections D of this Supplemental Application Form, Residential Allocation Reservation (A) Application (which follows Scaled and dimensioned site plan Architectural elevations Parking Mana.gement plan Housing Plan _ Detailed alternative/shared parking modification request and Parking Demand Analysis (only _ when requesting an alternative) Exceptions (summary listing of any finding not being met with detailedexplanation) ether Section D, when accompanied with the completed DCCSP Supplemental Application and associated information, and the alcove referenced documentation, serves as the RAR application, Please complete the following questions to initiate your RAR request® 1. Identify the Residential type(s) requested: D Mixed Use 0 Live/Work Units D Multi-Famil Single- arndy , ldentify the current number of housing bank units available/rdrnaining for this Development Area 3. identify the current number of residential units from the housing bank being requested for reservation 4, If the proposed roject's number of units are not available from the housing bank, or not in total, as per the DCCSP, your request may allow for consideration of a request for transfer of units from another development area. Are you requesting a transfer of units? D yes 0 No If yes, how many transfer units are requested? 5If mixed -use, what is the proposed housing format? Vertical 0 Horixontid 0 Roth S. Is the required parking for the project provided entirely can -site? 0 yes 0 No if No, include the detailed request for the alternative/shared parking modification, and parking ddrnand analysis. is detailed request and parking demand analysis included? D yes 0 No o(ccv Supple nenwa9 Apphcation Foam 7/16./ 020 Page ff of 14 Attachment 3, Page 22 CheckNumber Resulting orkf r Percentage Number of Percentage of Total Density Option Housingby Income Affordable i Density Choice Option* Level* Units Bonus Bonus Units (dwelling Units units/acre) 15 % 6VL a (6 VL, 4. L 4m5 L and 4,5% M) 43 1 r . .5 (7.5 L.5L 5 and 5% ) 5 I 5 ilLB or 5 irL� -.d 10% L, and or Or pay in -lieu fee 10 L 20 To cis �.135 L __._._, .. ve density bonus or � 20 L 35 - - - - —�- . = -- - -- - --- -- ---- _. * VL - Very Low income L- Lo u° inctame M - Moderate income efinitiona: hRR 7 /iikra .rn�n6 rde,c�rnfca bsascir/csades codemof ordinances?nodeld- RT�,R�A US CP�'��uC761�Ci6��3�P PR PTIGE B9912 E Income Urnits: 9�4R��T�d.ea.aatdarant� 9gAr c8lr rne-8 mRs intlex,5htnil D6L6 Lrupplementa� Application Forms 7/16/2020 page 9 of 1 Attachment 3, Page 23 i. � ne project curnpiw5 witri crre Pesidentl l Allocation Reservation (, ) apphcation process as provided in Section .13, Entitlement ent Processes, and un is are avabble within the appficabon w DCCsp Supp�ementa� AppAkatt on Fora: 7/ /2020 Page 10 of 14 Attachment 3, Page 2� DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 FINDING CONFORMANCE ONFORMANCE RESPONSE F5 N/A DCC: F uppk�m ntal AppBlcaCon Form 7/3,6/20 0 Page 11 of 14 Attachment 3, Page 2E DocuSign Envek ,pe ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 orientation provide convenient access for transit users. 6. The developer submits building plans to the Building Division within six months after project approval to fully construct the project in a timely manner within the period specified in the R,AR conditions of approval, Ta Theapplicant has sufficiently - ---_-- __________________ _____ demonstrated its level of development experience to the City. _ 06 sty Supplemental Application Form: 7/16/2020 Page 12 of 1 Attachment 3, Page 26 director has identified units available for transfer from another which are not part of foreseeable development project within the transferdrig DMA. 2, A transfer of residential refits is desirable because it creates a better high quality project that provides additional housing units, including affordable units or units restricted to special occupancy (seniors, disabled persons, or veterans), yet maintain compliance with the Devel p ens Standards (Chapter 3 and/or S) Design Criteria (Chapter 4 and/or S) and all other applicable previsions of the DCCSP. , A transfer of residential units will benefit the project area by creating more desirable project and will not d atrv6y impact the donating or recerving i As, as determined by the approval authority: The approval authority has no knowledge o pending development ent applications ithln the donatln DA(s) that desire to u Uhze the units approved for transfer. t CCSP Supplemental Appikation Form: 7/16/2020 Rage 13 of 1 Attachment 3, Page 27 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 g, Attach project plans, including conceptual gradlng plans and a list of structural Best Management practices (Et Ps) that are anticipated to be included in subsequent Water Quality an dry ent plans ) fps), 7. prop sdd scheduling; TNs is an esistinp sltdo no ph sical chdn es are planngd. . Associated project:N/A Anticipated incremental development: This is an exisflng site, no physical changes are planned, 10� if residential, include the number of units) schedule of unit sizes, range of anticipated sale p6ces or rents, and type of household sizeexpected: ,IA IL if commercial, 1, indicate the type, whether neighborhood, city, or regionally oriented, square footage of sales area, and loadingfacilities: N/A 12: If industrial, indicate types estimated employment per shift, and loading facilities.N/A 11 If institutional, indicate the major function, estimated employment per shift, estimated occupancy, loading facilities, and community benefits to be derived from the project: -NIA trt. if the project involves a variance, conditional use, or rezoning application, state this and indicate clearly why the application is required. No appiicatiotl is required. The proposed use is permitted per Table 1: Medical and dental effaces, Includlhrd lags; and Psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, counselors and therapists offices, The various applications :are being provided to the City"s Planning Department to provide the department information about the project and use. Attachment 3, Page 30 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Ill. Environmentall pacts Are the following items appllc ble to the project or its effects? Discuss all items checked yes on additional sheets and attach as necessary. Yes No 1.__ Change in existing futures of any bays, tidelands, beaches, lakes, or hills or substantial alteration of ground contours, 2, Change in scenic views or vistas from existing residential areas, public lands, or roads, 1 Change in pattern, scald, or character of general area of project. 4. Significant amounts of solid waste or litter. 5. Change in dust, ash, smoke, fumes, or odors In the vicinity, 6, Change in ocean, bay, lake, stream, or ground water quality or quantity, or alteration of existing drainage patterns, 7A Substantial change in existing noise or vibration levels in the vicinity. Site on filled land or on slope of 10 percent or more. S, Use or disposal of potentially hazardous materials, such as tonic, flammable, or elbive substances, 0, Substantial change in demand for municipal services (police, fire, water, sewage, solid waste/recycld les, etc.): L Substantial increase in fossil fuel consumption )electricity, aril, natural gas, etc.). 12; Relationship to a larger project or series of projects. 13. Describe the project site as it exists before the project, including information on topography, sail stability, plants, and animals and any cultural, historical, or scenic aspects. Describe any existing structures on the sate and the use of the structures. Attach photographs of the site: The enfire site is existing and no new structures are planned , The building is two stories with t10,000 sf on the ground floor and ±1 ,610 sf for the .second floor, fora total building area of ±0,610 SF. The site area is 040767 SF (2.15 dres)The downstairs area is Ceased to Fresenlus Medicai Carew Orange ,runty, Lt-D as a renall card center. The second floor is currently [eased to a loan processing center. Attachment 3, Page 31 1 . € scHb how storm water wifl be retained on site and/or treated. DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 CONDITION OF TITLE Guarantee Number: Issued By: �"#�azi to ._._._._ ig 73722002494 CHICAGO TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY ------------ SUBJECT TO THE EXCLUSIONS NS FROM COVERAGE, AND THE GUARANTEE T CONDITIONS ATTACHED HERETO AND MADEA PART OF THIS GUARANTEE, CHICAGO TITLE corporation, herein celled the Company GUARANTEES the Assured darned in Schedule A of this Guarantee against loss or damage net exceeding the Amount of Liability stated in Schedule A sustained by the Assured by reason of any incorrectness in the Assurances set Barth in Schedule A. Chicago Title Insurance Company y Chicago Title Company 2365 ort side Drive, Suite 600 Sari Diego, CA 92108 Michael J. Nolan, President Countersigned By Attest ........ ......._- - ...................... ------ .................. __...::_.... _ .:M... Marjorie Nern ur , Secretary Brian 01enilk Authorized Officer or Agent C TA Guarinlee Form No 28 (0610512014) Pant d. 02.16.2 2 @ 12 12 Fr % Page 1 CA- T®E=WDC,)s0218d,055820-Sr',S-1-2-73722OD1.494 Attachment 3 Page 34 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 CHICAGO TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY GUARANTEE NO. 73722002494 ISSUING OFFICE: Tyle Officec RIchard Moore Dhlc go TWe Company 2365 Northsde Drive, Suite 600 Sari Diego, CA 92108 Phone: (619)521-3590 Fax (619)521- 690 Main Phone: (619)521-3500 Email ocrer@cttcom DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 CHICAGO TITLE NO. 7 7 EXCLUSIONS FROM COVERAGE Except as expressly provided by the assurances in Schedule A, the Company assumes no slab lity for loss of damage by reason of the folltt °ng: (a) Defects, flenSr ertcurnbrances, adverse clams or other matters affecting the title to any property beyond the lines of the Land. (b) Defects,; bons, encumbrances, adverse claims or other matters: whether or not shown by the Public Records (1) that are created" suffered assumed or agreed to by one or more of the Assureds, or (2) that result in no loss to the Assured. (c) Defects imens encumbrances, adverse oiairns or other matters not shown by the Public Records. (d) Time identity of any party shown or referred to ;;n any of the schedules of this Guarantee. (e) The validity, legal effect or priority of any matter shovrn or referred to in any of the schedules of this Guarantee, ( (1) "faxes of assessments of any tamnq authority that levies taxes or assessments on real prope¢°tyl or (2) proceedings by a public agency which may resutt in faxes or assessments, or notices of such proceedings, ether or not the matters exciuded under (1) or (2) are shown by the records of the taking authority or by the Public Records. (9) (1) tlnpatented mining claims., (2) reservations or excepfnons m patents or in Acts authorizing the issuance thereof; (3) water rights„ olairris or title to water, whether or not the matters excluded under (1), (2) or (3) are shom by the Public Records, GUARANTEE CONDITIONS I p DEFINITION OF TERMS The Vloaing terms when used h the Guarantee mean: (a) the "Assured": the party or parties named as the Assured in Schedule ,A; or on a smipplemmmental writing executed by the Company. (b) „Land" the Land described or referred to to Schedule A. and improvements affixed thereto which by taw constitute real property. The term "Land" does not include any property beyond the lines of the area described or referred to in Schedule A, nor any right, title, interest; estate or easement in abutting streets: roads avenues alleys, lanes, ways or waterways (c) °"Mortgage" mrmortgage deed of trust:: trust deed, or other security rnmrurnent. (d) „'Public Records" those records established under caiifornia statutes at Date of Guarantee for the purpose of imparting construcf ve notice of matters relating to real property to purchasers for value and vAthout knowledge, (e) "Date of Guarantee' time Date of Guarantee set forth m Schedule A. ( "Amount of i_iabHft "o the Amount of Liability as stated n Schedule A. . NOTICE OF CLAIM TO BE GIVEN BY ASSURED The Assured shaii notify the Company promptly in wrifing in case knoWedge shall come to the Assured of any assertion of facts, or ciairn of title or interest that Is contrary to the assurances set forth in Schedule A and that might camrse loss or damage for which the Company may be liable under this guarantee, if prompt notice shall net be given to the Gommpany, then all tiabillity of the Company shall terrrmBnate vrith regard to the matter or matters for which prompt nofice is required: prmAded, however, that tenure to notify the Company shall in no case prejudice the rights of the Assured under this Guarantee unless the Company shall be prejudiced by the failure and then only to the extent of the prejudice, 3. NO DUTY DEFEND OR PROSECUTE The Company shall have no dm.mty to defend or prosecute any action or proceeding to which the Assured is a party, no mth tanding the nature of any alie ation in such actiorm or proceeding, 4. COMPANY'S OPTION TO DEFEND OR PROSECUTE ACTIONS; DIRTY OF ASSURED TO DEE A'TE Even though the Company has no duty to defend or prosecute as set forth in Paragraph 3 above: (a) The Company shall have the right, at its We option and cost, to institute and prosecute any action or proceeding, interpose a defense, as timmmited 'in Paragraph 4 (b)„ or to do any other act which in its opinion may be necessary or desirable to establish the corrertness of the assurances set forth in Schedule A or to prevent or reduce toss or damage to the Assured. The Company may take any appropriate action under the terms of this Guarantee, Whether or not it shall be liable hereunder, and shall not thereby concede liability or waive any provision of this Guarantee. If throe Company shall exercise its rights under this paragraph, it shall do so diligently, (b) if the Company elects to exercise its options as stated in Paragraph 4 (a) the Company shall have, the right to select counsel of its choice (subject to the right of the Assured to oplect for reasonable cause) to represent the Assured and shall not be liable for and VAH not pay the f'eee of any gather co unsei„ nor will the Company pay any fees, cosis or expenses incurred by an Assured to the defense of those ca,uses of action whch allege matters not covered by this Guarantee. (c) Whenever the Company shall have brought an action or interposed a defense as permitted by the provisions of this Guarantee, the Company may pursue any Hfigabon to fnat determminaflon by a court of competent jurisdiction and expressty reserves the right, in its cote discretion, to appeal from an adverse judgment or order, (d) In all oases where this Guarantee: pernihs the Company to prosecute or provide for the defense of any acf on or prmaceedmamd, the Assured shaft secure to the Company the right to so prosecute or provide for the defense of any action or proceeding, and ati appeais thereln, and perrnxt the Company to use, at its option, the name of the Assured for this purpose, Whenever requested by the Company, the Assured at the Company's expense" shall give the Company all reasonable aid in any macUon or proceeding, securing evidence, oblarning witnesses. prosecuting or defending the acfxon or lamrrfmml act which un the opinion of the Company may be necessary or desirable to estabils m the correctness of the assurances set forth in Schedule A or to prevent or reduce loss or damage to the Assured, if the Company is prejudiced by the fmaHume of the Assured to furnaih the required cooperaf800n, theCompany's obligations to the Assured under the Guarantee shall terrmminate, crr,jORI�(i crr Tommy^ Gaa3ranm CLTA Guarantee Fora No. 28 (06/05/2014) Printed 03 16,22 @ 12 13 PM mPapmr 3 A-C-FWtata-tinlrmo.os5s2t PS-1-22-737220 2494 Attachment 3, Page 41 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 CHICAGO TITLE INSURANCE S -- (continued) w PROOF OF LOSS OR DAMAGE (a) In the event the Company is unabie to determine the amount of loss or damage: the Company may, at its option, require as a condition of payment that the Assured furnish a signed proof of loss. The proof of loss must describe the defect, lien encumbrance, or other matter that constitutes time basis of loss or darxnage and shah state; to the extent possible, the basis of calculating the amount of the toss or damage, (b) In addltuonl the Assured may reasonably be reatulred to submit to exam naf on under oath by any authorized representative of the Company and shall produce for exam ,nation., inspect on and copying, at such reasonable dines and places as may be designated by any authorized representative of the Company, all records,, books., ledgers, checks, correspondence and memoranda, whether beannng a date before or after Bate of Guarantee; vftch reasonably pertain to the loss or damage. Further,, if requested by any authorized representative of the Company, the Assured shall grant its pernasslon„ in wvnitinrg, for any authorized representative of the Dorrmpainy to examine, inspect and copy all records„ books ledgers, checks cormspondence and memoranda in the custody or control of a third party„ which reasonably pertain to the loss or damage. All information designated as corntxderhOl by the Assured provided to the Company pursuant to this, paragraph shall not be disclosed to others unless, in the reasonable judgment of the Company, A is necessary In the adrmtinlsirallon of the claim. Failure of the Assured to submit for examination under oath; produce other reasonably requested lnforrmuabon or grant permission to secure reasonably necessary Wormmmallon from third padf es as repu>mlred in the above paragraph, unless prohibited by law or governmental regulation, shall terrnlnate any liability of the Company under this Guarantee to the Assured for that clalrmn. 64 OPTIONS TO PAY OR OTHERVASE SETTLE CLAIMS., TERMINATION OF LIABILITY In case of a clam under this Guarantee, the Company shall have the fo loW ng additional opflorns; (a) To pay or tender payment of the Amount of Liability together vdh any costs, aktorneys` fees, and expenses incurred by the Assured that were authorised by the Company up to the finne of payment or tender of payment and that the Company is obligated to pay. (b) To pay or oche 'se settle with the Assured any claim assured against under this Guarantee. In addition, the Company Wit pay any costs, attorrneys' fees, and expenses lncorred by they ,Assured that were authorized by the Company up to the Time of payment or tender of payment and that the Company is obligated to pay; or (c) To pay or othervAse settle Wth other part es for the loss or damage provided for under this Guarantee, together Wth any costs, altorney ° fees, and expenses incurred by the Assured that were authorized by the Company up to the girrne of payment and that the Company is obligated to pay. Upon the exercise by the Companyi of e8ther of the options proAded for in 6 (a), (b) or (c) of this paragraph the Clomp rny°s oloUgallorns to the Assured tender INS Guarantee for the claamed loss or damage; other than the payments required to be made, shall terminate„ including any duty to continue any and all iifigationn lni laced by the Company pursuant to paragraph 4. . LIMITATION OF LIABILITY (a) Thiis Guarantee is a contract of lndernn8ty against actual monetary loss or damage sustained or incurred by the Assured claimant who has suffered loss or damage by reason of reliance upon the assurances set forth in Schedule A and only to the extent herein described, and subject to the Exclusions From Coverage of this Guarantee. (b) if the Company, or the Assured under the direction of the Company at the Company's expense, removes the alleged defect lien„ or encumbrance or cures any other matter assured against by this Guarantee in a reasonably ditent manner by any method, including Wifiallon acid the completion of any appeals therefrom, it shall have fully performed its cabligafions vAth respect to that ,,matter and shall not be liable for any loss or damage caused thereby., (c) In the event of any llfigation by the Company or nth the Company's consent, the Company shall have no liability for loss or damage until there has been a 'final deternonatibn by a court of competent juhsdicticmn, and disposition of all appeals therefrom, (d) The Company shall not be liable for Mass or damage to the Assured for liability voltuntarity assumed by the Assured In settling any clalrn or scant thuul the prior written consent of the Company. 6, REDUCTION OF LIABILITY OR TERMINATION OF LIABILITY All payments tinder this Guarantee; except payments made for costs, attorneys' fees and expenses pursuant to Paragraph 4 ;hall reduce the Arnount of Liability under this Guarantee pans Win, 9> PAYMENT OF LOSS (a) No payment shall be made vAthorml prrmdrerng this Guarantee for endorsement of the payment unless the Guarantee has been lost or destroyed; In which case proof of loss or desiructlon shall be furnished to the satisfaction of the Company. (b) When liability and the eAenl of loss or damage has been definitely axed In accordance wMth these Conditions, the lass or damage shall be payable Wthin thlrty (30) days thereafter. _ 10. SUBROGATION UPON PAYMENT OR SETTLEMENT Whenever the Company shall have settled and paid a claim under this Guarantee, all right of subrogation shall veal in the Company unaffected by any act of the Assured cla nuant The Company shall be subrogaled to and be enlifled to all rights and remedies which the Assured would have had against any person or property in respect to the claim had the Guarantee not been issued. if requested by the Company; the Assumred shall transfer to the:. Gornpany .all rights and remedies against any person or property necessary n order to perfect this right of subrogation, The Assured shall perrmnit the Company to sue, cornprorrn*e or settle In the name of the Assured and to use the name of the Assured in any transaction or lifigation involving these rights or rernedles, if a payment on account of a sic m-rm daces not fully cover the loss of the Assured the Company shall be saubrogated to all Hghts and remedies of the Assured after the assured shalt have rerrovered its principal, interest, and costs of cofleclian, urrda9iura of 2n9e tFaatarurmnca¢a ETA Guarantee Form No. 28 (0610512014) Printed 03.16.22 @ 12 13 PP2 Page 9 CA-CT-FVV O-021Plt1.i1SS820-SFAS-1-'32-7372200249rt Attachment 3, Page 42 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Acadia Affiliated Treatment Centers Short list of those in Southern California March 30, 2022 Attachment 4, Page 45 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Attachment 4, Page 48 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 i > > C 0 M 's,CIA9a, R E A i. Imo` S T A `r E November r 3, 2020 RE: Acadia I le lth Care, CTC Corporation To whcarn it may concern, Writing today on behalf or Acadia I lealth Care as a tenant reference. Asa small business owner located in the heart of central .Mississippi for almost twenty years. My partners and 1 had some initial ccancernsleonverstations regarding the occupancy of Acadia I lealth within our property. The property is comprised of 17,000 square feet of multi -tenanted professional office spade. The location is considered locally to be abovc average location wise. The lease process %with Acadia while Icn thy was fair on bath sides and the and result was amicable. Acadia as a tenant has been above average in professionalism and accountability. If you stay in commercial ial real estate fang enough, tenant/ I andiord problems will Decor, Acadia has handled the minor issues we've had over the past three }fears in a timely fashion and more importantly without having to ask more that. once. Please feel free to contract me directly with any questions you may have, Respectfully, William Specd, CCIM 601.624- 3 0 .le f ca�a pec cres.com Speed Commercial Real Estate P.O. Box 806 l id eland, MS 39158 Attachment 4, Page 52 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 t r 5' ati r� t t 7 November 11, 2020 To Whom It May Concern: Acadia Healthcare operating as Clarksville Treatment Center, i LC leases space in a multi. -tenant project we own and manage known as Gateway Crossing, located at 49 Dunlop Lane, Clarksville, Tennessee. Tenants in Gateway Crossing include a branch bank. Armed Forces recruiting offices, a Pediatric Dentistry and Orthodontics practice, as well as other professional and medical offices. We have enjoyed excellent relationship with Acadia Healthcare and their subsidiary Clarksville `treatment Center. They have been model tenants and I would encourage any landlord lo consider leasing space to them. You are welcome to contact me should you have questions. Sincerely, A- 5s Wayne Wilkinson, CCIM President I Clarksville www,nalclarks0le cause 1 Attachment 4, Page 54 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 From: Philip Teyssser Seat: Thursday, April 7, 2022 10:04 AM jwilikom@tustinca.org Cc-. Anthony Ruscella Subject 555 East First Street DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Community Development Department Anthony Ruscella, Senior Vice President Acadia Healthcare 9009 Carothers Blvd., Suite C-1 Franklin, TN 36076 Phillip L. Teyssier Atomic Investments Inc. 3200 HigMand Avenue B4-2 National City, CA 91950 TUSTIN J, 0:1 EffzflW* M" BUILDING OUR FUTURE HONORING OUR PAST Subject: Use Determination for a Proposed Comprehensive Treatment Center/Clinic at 535 East First Street, Tustin, CA Dear Mr. Ruscella and Mr. Teyssier- Subsequently, you requested that staff reconsider the proposed use to be consistent with another land use category (i.e. psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, counselors and therapist offices), that are permitted by right in the DCCSP — DA 3. In accordance with Tustin City Code (TCQ Section 9298b and DCCSP Section 6.1.7, this letter serves as a "Use Determination" for the use proposed at 535 E. First Street, 300 Centennial Way, Tustin, CA 9278o * P: (714) 573-3100 * F. (714) 573-3113 e www.tustinca-org Attachment 7, Page 61 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 a Hours of operation (5 a.rn, to 2 p.m.); * Number of potential patients that could be seen on a daily basis (80-140 patients per day); * Duration of each office visit (varying from four -minute office visits or longer); 0 On -site treatment that includes a combination of on -site dispensing of medication and on -site counseling and behavioral therapies; and Daily walk-in clients (no appointments). Therefore, I hereby determine that a Comprehensive Treatment Center/Clinic (CTC) is similar to the medical land use category that includes clinics for out -patients only, including medical clinics, healthcare centers, and urgent care, which is allowed in the DCCSP - DA-3 zone with the approval of a Conditional Use Permit. For information relative to submittal requirements for conditional use permits, please contact Raymond Barragan, at -rb rg �!Aki.n..ca -fir ` or (714573-0164 dditioreal information can faun n the Community lopmant be Department page at tjWS.j j W%kAtistinca.gr 151 (Lomm PtI-11p.�Lelp eqLt. .LAL_ _ _XjL _ _MnL _ kM_ Attachment 7, Page 62 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 ustina L. Wiftom, Director Community Development Department City of Tustin Attachment N Excerpt DCC DA-3 Land Use Table CC- Mana ydo, Director of Operations, Acadia Heafthcare lrma Huitron, Assistant Director - Nanning Raymond Barragan, Principal Manner Consultant Attachment 7, Page 63 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 ATTACHMENT A Yp Corresponding DA Number Photography studios Postal and package dellsery services Print and reprographic shops Reverse vending machines rt i shopsTailor and alteraVon including movie or indoor performanceTheaters AUTOMOTIVE � ae' Automotive repair within an enrJosed building, excluding body work shes including full service, dill .. ; Gas stations includlng convenience mar e FOOD SERVICE 1 HOSPITALITY ,,'Bedestablishments Boutique hotels Hotels, motels; extended stays t Attachment 7, Page 64 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 LLAND [7—DICICSIP DESIGNATIONS E` ,� <?�z Corresponding DA Number RETAIL AN EWCE USES CIVIC AND PUBLIC USES centers Governmental and pubHc administraOon I Outdoor amph0heaters or performance facilRies Parking �ots and structures (public) Public parks, playgrounds, recreation nursery zchoo�s. vocational schools Attachment 7, Page 65 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Philip slier From: Philip ieyssier Sent Monday, April 18, 2022 1: 7 PGA Tm jwiilkom@,tustinca.org Cc: Fiuitron, Irma; rbarragan tustinca:drg; sbeier@tustinca.org;jmaidonado@tustinca.org Subject 535 East First Street - Acadia - Email 1 of Attachments: Application Submitted April 13 2022.pdf Dear Pals. t iftom: Attached is the digital form of the application, plus additional information based can my conversation with large Maldonado this morning when I dropped off the package. Thanks, PHIL Philip ieyssier President Atomic Investments, Inc. 3200 Highland Avenue, B4-2 National City, CA 91950 T 619-2 4-79 6 P 619-263-2995 hili atomic-inc:com Attachment 8, Page 66 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Andress 3 fl9 Caralhers Blvd, SUIte 8P1 City, State, ZIP Franklin, TN 37067 Phone-, 613,,677-947 Cell Phone: Fact: anthony.ruscella acadia tea thear .ro t•l: anttioiiy,ruseeila@ac di he lthcw Qnsuliant or Contact infarmat'o iilf drfferent Name Company Address City, state, ZIP Phone: CeIG Phone: _ Fax: E-mail: Attachment 8, Page 69 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 EXHIBIT "A" Legal Description For AP Parcel !RLsj_Aozjg:f��.'401.163.1 0 PARCELI: THE EASTERLY 60,00 FEET OF THAT PORTION OF A RESUBDIVMION OF RICE'S ADDITION TO TUSTIN, IN THE ClITY OF TLJSTTN, COUNTY OF ORANGE, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, AS PER MAP RECORDED W BOOK -PAGE 47 OF MISCELLANEOUS MAPS, INN THE OFFIGE OF THE CNTY OURECORDER OF SAID COUNTY, TOGETHER WffH fWT_Pd1kf_16_N_5FF1R,9T STREET, LYWr. SOUTHERLY OF THE WESTERLY PROLONGATION OF THE SOLITHERLYLINE OF THE NOR'rHERLY'l 14,16 FEET OF LOT 4 OFT OT NO, 6617, AS SHOWN ON A MAP RECORDED NN BOOK 262, PAGES 49 AND 50 OF SAID MISCELLANEOUS MAPS, DESCRIBED AS A WHOLE AS FOLLOWS: BEGINNING AT A POINT IN THE CENTERLINE OF FIRST STREET, SAID POINT BEING DISTANT THEREON EASTERLY 935,00 FEET FROM THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF THE ALLOTMENT NO, 1 TO LEONOR YORBA DE ROWLAND AS DESCRIBED IN THE FINAL DECREE OF PARTITION OF SAID RANCHO SANTIAGO DE SANTA ANA, WHICH WAS ENTERED SEPTEMBER 12,1868 W BOOK "B", PAGE 410 OF JUDGMENTS OF THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE 17TH JUDICIAL MSTMCT IN AND FOR LOS ANGELES COUNTY, CALIFORNIA„ THENCE EASTERLY ALONG SAID CENTERLINE OF HRST STREE*r 250,00 FEET TO THE INTERSECTION WITH THE SOUTHERLY PROLONGATION OF THE WESTERLY LINE OF SAID TRACT O. 6617„ THENCE NORTHERLY ALONG SAID PROLONGATION OF THE WESTERLY UNE 622,72 FffT_',_f_A_EWEW_EST 250,00 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 62212 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING, PARCEL2: LOTS 3 AND 4 OF TRACT NO, 6617, NN THE CITY OF TUSTIN, COUNTY OF ORANGE, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, AS PER MAP RECORDED NN BOOK 262_F�AGES 49 _kND 50 MISCELLANEOUS N!AFP, w TIAE OFFICE OF THE COUNTY RECORDER OF SAID C06_14� EXCEPT FROM LOT 4 THE NORTH 114,16 FEET THEREOF. DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 CD V kv Cr Tt 10 CL CL CD LO LO - s U. b CO C8 on - C fi -50 c E US CLE E e0 0 a ZI CL t as 0 on 0 04 Attachment 8, Page 72 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 • BLIILDWI AREA: GROUND FLOOR1 10,000 SF � -- SECOND FLOOR- 10,610 S i TOTAL: 20,610 SF _ SITE AREA: 91.625 SF � — _____- (2.108 ACRES) PARKING: STANDARD: 12 - _ I FIE ACCESSIBLE, 8 TOTAL SPACES: � 137 � LL x AVAILABLE I 2-STORY OFFICE j 2cs, 10 SF ° A, ,> J fy FIRST STREET S T FLAhd P EAST F FIST T1j1 O ER: ATOMIC INVESTMENTS, INC, 619-234.7960 - philip od.atomic-IFFc,co ALIWJUGH CbFEMEO REX.&#N E, THE INPOF3MATION PRESEN 6ED FORE M NOT GUARANTEED. AREAS SNikWN ARE APE'ROx.... TF AND INKY BE MORE: OR LESS THAN ACTUAL. PRIOR TO AJ1Y PARTV ABLYING ON tHIE. 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(bGeOl..opl) PA.`t2A'.Cit.„_° of Ttas6t.in. wateP €.'a, ^:s) w3oO� P13 Ap,,I lcatic;ln fee prepe� Account Invoice - Date Description ��3�� p13 0100 a0 C41422 ,- 04/14/2022 1kAer.).catiTa Fee w TS- _...,_.,._ _. TO THE ORDER OF City ot Tustin 3€ 0 Centennial Way DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope 10 42EE6E-ASS,4-41F-804F-C4C DD4B9ACO ,ruSTIN CcstrrrrrrunityDevelezpment Department * 300 Centennial Way * Tustin, CA 92780 Phone 9 714,573. 1.40 * a�svrv.tustineaeor Supplemental Application r For Downtown Commercial Core Specific Plan Area lWaz Note: the proposed use is Permitted. The application is being provided to OUR P B�Nrgive information the planner background information f the property tt�OraPU«a raw� and the or osed tenant's use, Section A. General Pro ect information The folio ing must be completed for all application requests located within the Downtown Commercial Core Specific Plan area, to Project ate: Calrfiorra Treatment Services, �L (a _subsid9a oilA cadia tdal@h,__r_e rrrpany, Inc.} 2. Project Address: Street, Tustin, C: A 9278Ct Second Floor, 535 East First 3, Project Description; p Disorders () moality. Treatment COttiea for C} roid Use DidMATd ... ...�....__— 4. Identify the Development Area(s) the Project is Located Within (see Figure 2A., Development Areas, S care Pate 19 of the DCCSP Cl}: ntcarr Mixed Use DiltlP (DDM ) t DA-3.. m..4 m,. 5. Is Property Located in the Cultural Resources District? 0 YES @ NO 6, Eirtitlernent(s) being requested (mark all that apply). 0 Design Review 0 Variance or Minor Adjustment fS Conditional Use Permit 0 Subdivision 0 Residential Allocation ReservaVon 0 Lot brae Adjustment 0 Development Agreement 0 Other: 7, identify the Land Use Designation(s) the Project Fails I RIun (see Figure 2. , Land Use plan on page 19 of the OCCSP).° 9 Downtown diked Use (D) Ci Civicjtrrstitutional (CI) 0 Downtown Commercial (D) 0 Multi-Farnily ( F) 0 Old Town JOT) D Mobile home (MH) R: Identify Project Type. t Commercial COniy 0 Mmed Use (Cornmeroal & Residential) (Not Allowed in DA- ap (RAR Required) Cl Residential Only (Permitted Only in DA-6A or Existing ResidentiM tdnit(s)) (RAF# Required) C? Clttadt 9, Indicate Proposed Project (Mark all that apply) Cg Existing Structures) 0 New Structure(s) Ct Addition to Existing Structure(s) 0 Signage (New or Altered) 0 Alteration to Existing Structure(s) COther: only interior ri 0 Exterior Reface to Existing Structure(s) aura 2vill be recjuired 0 Use Change to Existing Structure(s) 0 Demolition of Existing Budding(s) or Residential Umt(s) 10: Identify Vie, year b0t of any ex:sting structures 1972 building well inaintained. DCCSP suns -la �Tiurral Arabi,itio i Form: 7/16/2020 Page '1 at 14 Attachment 8, Page 82 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Deru Sign Envelope Ito 42RIvEE6E-AE8A4I F8- 04F-C4 5DD4EEA i Signatures and ALknowled e rtents AS representative of the property: I hereby acknowledge that all of the information contained in this supplensental application (Sections .A, B, C, and, D, if applicable) is, to the best of my knowledge and be ief, true and correctly represented. I hereby grant the Citythe authority to place a publ,c hearing notice on the property,, if applicable, for which is r yest, by the proposed project. Philip Teyssier, President of Atomic P MAW er Signature Print Name Date t Tony Ruscella, Acadia Healthcare 4/15/2022 r tare Print Nacre Date Sactio2a D. Findi The City is required to make a finding that the project substantially complies with all the required findings of the Specific Plan. Findings serve as the basis for determining approval; approval with conditions, or denial of applications for projects within the Downtown Commercial Core. This Section 8, Findings, of this.. Supplemental Application Form, rrsu t be thoroughly completed relative to your project. These findings are organized into two parts: Part .A- required to be completed for all projects Part g -- required to be completed for any project with exception request(s) Please note that, specific findings relative to projects that include new residential undes are included in Section D of tins Supplemental, Application Forrrr (Residential Allocation Reservation), Only if your project includes residential are those additional findings required to fee corrip eted. In order to be considered, the project roust demonstrate substantial compliance with the Findings. Part A: Findings Required for All Project The following findings are noted in Chapter 6, Section 6.6, Required Findings, Subsection A., of the Downtown Commercial Care Specific Plan (pages 128 - 29). They are required for all projects within the DCCSfa. Certain findings may be deemed applicable only for specific: project types. It a finding is not applicable to your project, mark the "N/A" box. Detailed responses are required in the conformance response column to explain specifically hoed each applicable finding is met, or, why it is not met or not applicable. Any finding which is not met must clearly detail the reason and/or rational, If necessary, you may attach additional sheet(s) for explanations and such should be noted in the confornsance response area of the table. FINDING CONFORMANCE CONFORMANCE RESPONSE YES RD NJA 1. The development is consistent with Providing employment in the healthcare industry as well the overall veron, goals; and intent as support to those in the community suffering from of the DCCSP. _ Oploid Use Disorder, [ACCSP Supplemental Application Form 7116/2020 Page 2 of 14 Attachment 8, Page 83 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSisgnEnvelope to: 2RE555k-A AAIF 04F-C4t':5DD4 9A O FINDING CONFORMANCE CONFORMANCE RESPONSE _77-707 NIA 2. The development is consistent with .„The DM designation includes the greatest flexibility of the policies and intent of the uses, providing Development Plan (Chapter 2), for retail, service, office, fond service„ medical, including the Urban Design Plan R R hospitality, and auto service uses (in some subcategories)", jSertion 2,2). Reference. Downtown Commercial Core ,Specific Plan PDF, Section 2.1.1.1, fag, 17 3. The project, including its proposed fable 31 - The use is a Pe fitted use as it falls within uses and requested entitlements, the categories of"Medical and dental offices, including complies with the Permitted Use labs," and 'Psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, and counselors and therapists offices," Tables (Tables 3A and 5,1), as applicable, and complements ah(1 contributes to the project area. 4, The development substantially — This is an existing project. No exterior work is planned, corrnplies with the Commercial (A separate standard sign permit will submitted for any Development Standards (Chapter exlarior sigrrage.) 3) and the Residential Development Standards (Section 5.3), as applicable. 5. The development substantially This is an existing project, No exterior work is planned, complies with the. Commercial (A separate standard sign permit will submitted for any Design Criteria (Chapter 4) and the exterior signage.) Residential Design Criteria (Section .4), as applicable. 6. Cornptrance with applicable ev This is an existing project. No exterior %vork is planned, Development Standards .and (A separate standard sign tie it will submitted for any Design Criteria is demonstrated exterior signage } and ensured through Design Review of the project site plan, building elevations, floor plan, parking plan, landscape plan, lighting plan, access plate refuse plan; and any other applicable plarr(t) or documents. DeDSi Supplemental Application Farrar: 7/1612020 Rag, 3 of 1 Attachment 8, Page 84 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Do & In Envelope ID: 42DC6E-A 8A-45FO-Fr24F- 4C 5DD469ACO FINDING CONFORMANCE CONFORMANCE RESPONSE F NO A the 7. Required parking for the project is too variance of parking requirement are being provided entirely on -site, or by an requested The attached Building Use parking alternative provided in Section Summary sheet i attached a part of this application, 6.3.3, Modification of Parking There are 137 surface parkin spaces available and only 11 are required: Standards, which is concurrently ncurrently or risade a condition of approval. Approval of parking alternative will have a beneficial impact and does not adversely affect development or the surrounding area, demonstrates 8. The developmentY _ project, f�c3 exterior cork is planned, T s isa n high quality architectural design p eexisting permit will ;submitted for any and site planning that reflects the exterior s4gnage. nature of the Site and the surrounding area through the following: ..,�,�..�........_ a, Incorporatingroof forms and _... � _ ^ ^� This is an existing project, work, No exterior work is planned, facades that provide building(A separate standard sign permit will submitted for any articulation, create visual exterior ssgnage) interest, and reduce the appearance of uniform building massing, ^� {A�separat s an existing project - cohesive and varying in respect sign permit willsubmitted for any to architectural style, exterior srgnage.} architectural details, windows, doors, colors, and materials, c. Facilitating pedestrian This is an existing project. No exterior work is planned, orientation through building (A separate standards sign permit will submitted for any placement, building scale, and exterior signage.) architectural design. d. Ensuring associated elements This is an existing project, No exteriorwork is planned. including parking, service (A separate standard sign permit will submitted for any areas, landscaping., lighting, exterior signage.) and pedestrian access and amenities are functional and serve to enhance the overall appearance and experience of the project. OCCSP Supplerne tal Appticalion Form 7/16 202o Page A of t Attachment 8, Page 85 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Docu ignEnv lopeIDx'428Ef,ff-A68A-41rf-8tirAF, 4G5riO4B9 C FINDING CONFORMANCE �t2M F Tt ArdRf RESPONSE yFSNO f/A p (Aseparate e e. Siting and designing structures existing project. No exterior work is planned, that relate to and respect e standard sign permit will starns`tied for any adjacent development, exterior s gnage) particularly historic structures and sensitive land uses. 9, For properties located within DA-4, Property located in DA-3. or structure identified on the City's historic survey located anywhere within the DCCSP, the proposed development is of the highest quality and is consistent with the Cultural Resources District -Cornrmercial Design Guidelines and/or Residential Deign Guidelines, as applicable; and strives to preserve historic resources.' � p ��. Supported b xisiiriz3^-._,,�.� 10,The develisrrient is supported b infrastructure, existing infrastructure, or will be supported by infrastructure 'This is an existing project, No exterior work is planned improvements raid for b the to separate standard sign permit will submitted for any P F y exterior signsge,) developer, 1.1.The developer consents to enter — TUA as this is an existing project. No exterior work is into a mutually agreeable planned, {A separate standard sign permit will submitted Development Agreement if the for any exterior i nage.) City requests. 12,The project impacts are assessed Submitting the Environmental Assessment Form to through the approved DCCSP provide additional information to the City's Planning Programs EIR or through Department subsequent environmental documentation in compliance with the CEQA Guidelines, Part B; Additional Findings Required for Any project with Exception Request(s) The following Findings are noted in Chapter a; Section 6,6, Requited Findings, Subsection D., of the Downtown Commercial Core Specific Plan (page 131). They are requited in carder to grant an Exception per Section 63,2. They are in addition to completion of Part A above. if a finding is not applicable to your project, mark the "N/A" box. Detailed responses are required in the conformance response column to explain specifically how each applicable finding is met, or, why it is not met or not applicable, Any finding which is not rnet must clearly detail the reason and/or rational, If necessary, you may attach additional sheet(s) for explanations and such should be noted am the conformance response area of the table, Parts B, Cam, and D are not applicable. No waivers are being requested and the site is fully developed, DCCSP Supplemental Application Form f16f2020 Page 5 of14 Attachment 8, Page 86 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSicga Envelope ID 42CEe56E�A5aA-41F8.8D4F-C4C5DD4Bg AC¢7 FINDING, CONFORMANCE CONFORMANCE RESPONSE YES NO N 1, An Exception to the provisions of the Development Plan (Chapter 2), Commercial Design Criteria (Chapter 4), or Residential Design Criteria (Chapter 5) meets at least one of the following required findings and the granting of an Exception will not be detrimental to the health, safety„ or general weifare of residents, businesses, workers, property, or improvements in the area or to the City in general. a. The Exception Is due to a physical limitation on the site caused by one or more of the following: ie Lot shape, topography, site or orientation R, Lot location, Including the nature of the adjacent street iii, Location or design of adjacent structures, particularly historic: resources b Strict compliance without an Exception would preclude fulfillment of the Development Plan (Chapter 2) for the DA in which the project is located and/or the applicable Design Criteria (Chapter A and/or 5), The granting of an Exception will not constitute a grant of special privilege inconsistent with the limitations upon other similar properties. co The Exception provides a design solution that irriplerrients the intent of the DCCSP, Specifically the Development Plan (Chapter 2) for the Eft in which the project is located and the applicable Development Standards., - d With an approved Exception, the ........................................ w--- - ------ vy development fulfills the intent of the provision in an alternative, high-griality anner that positively affects the development and does not have negative effects on adjacent properties, as determined by the review authority. Or, alternatively, the review authority deerns the provision is not applicable to the proposed development. GCCSPSupplemental Appi.atic Form 7116/2020 Page e to of 14 Attachment 8, Page 87 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign P4ianlope Vt 42B S5 E-A8 A4i 8-804F-C4c5DD4B9ACtb Section . Environmental Ar rao aledee ens In comphance with the California Environmental QuAty Act (C'E ), on June 1.9, 20118, by Resolution No. 18-24, the City of Tcastin certified the Program Final Environmental Impact Report (FEIR) (State Clearinghouse No. 2016081004) for the Downtown Commercial Core Specific Plan (E)COP),- The FEIR considered the potential environmental impacts associated with the DCCSP project which identified a specific level of development within the Downtown Commercial Cure area (Le;, project), Hence, the FUR analyzed the potential environmental impacts/consequences of the project defined as the Downtown Commercial Core Specific Plan.___ A key objective of the DCCSP and FOR was to reduce the need for future detailed planning and environmental review procedures for development with the planning area. The DCCSP and FUR provides the necessary regulations and detailed environmental, so that future renovation and development projects, in conformance with the DCCSP, may proceed without requiring _ new or additional environmental documentation,__ With completion of the required Environmental Assessment For (part of the standard application submittal), the City will review, assess .and determine whether any additional studies or environmental analyses is necessary specific to the development project apphied for. Further, as part of the DCCSP FEIR, as required by CEQA, a Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program (MMRP) was prepared, _ This MMRP is required to be implemented by the City of Tustin for the DCCSP project. The table Identifies the Standard Conditions; Plan, Program, Policies; and Mitigation Measures required by the City to mitigate or avoid significant adverse Impacts associated with the implementation of the project, the tuning of implementation, and the responsible party or parties for monitoring cornishance. The DCCSP MMRP Is provided for your reference in the Related Information Resources with the Supplemental Application package. 1 hereby acknowledge that f have read the above and understood that further environmental studies r ndlor analyses may be necessary and required and, that as Compliance Mitigation Monitoring Reporting <Pro Kre,'ed Philip Tey~ssier, President of Atomic Praa srt aawcre Print Name Gate �Y kall%Tony Ruscella Acadia Healthcare /15/202 J i P aa* rvatr�re rint Narne Carats a�22anCg,ia , _ntal C aw, €'srartswr r r 7,r16/. 020 Page 7 of 1 Attachment 8, Page 88 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 D ° &Un ErivWope ID; 42BE6 r m rirA lF8-804F-C4C5DD489 cta SecUon Ida Residential Allocation Reservation M&qLApRHc&tLcn (COMPLETE s2 t'P IF YOUR PROJECrINCLUDES MIXED -USE OR RC I ENTI t DEVELOPMENT) adhere'a residential or mixed -use development is being proposed and requested for e project„ the submittai of a Residential Allocation Reservation (RAR) application is requr red. The RAR Application must include the following herds to be considered an acceptable submittal for the City to begin than review and consider making an initial determination prior to proceeding with entitlement(s) processing. At a minimum, the following items shall be included: F'r'c e�4 �r��t�d rr�ld-tag r�c�r�tld d�prrar� . RIFiBJIRtt ITEMS . . E �..__... _..... r Complete Su plernental ApplMcatioo Foerrr, (5ec:tions A, R, and Cj Casco letlon of Section D of this Supplerraantsl APpii _atiorr Foray Residentoal AllocatiCso Reservation (RAR) Application (wFr�ch fnllows} Scaled and dimensioned site plan I Architectural eievations ....... ....w:........ ... .... _ ._... ........m _ Parking Management Plan Housing Man Detaoled alternative/shared parking modification request and Parking Bertrand Analysis (only when requesdrig An alternative) Exceptions (summary listing of any finding not being met with detailed explanation) Other Section D, when accompanied with the Completed DCCSP Supplemental A.pphcation and associated information, and the above referenced documentation, serves as the RAR application. Please completecompiete the following questions to initiate your RAR request® 1. Identify the ResrdentW type(s) requested. Mixed Use Ct Live/Work Units. 0 Multi-Fornily 0 Single -Family 2. Identify the current number of housing bank units avail able/remai n ingfor this Development Area 3. Identify the current number of residential units from the housing bank being requested for reservation 4, If the proposed project's number of units are not available from the housing bank, or riot in total, ;as per the DCCSP, Your request may allow for consideration of a request for transfer of units from another development area, Are you requesting a transfer of units? tT Yes 0 No if yes, how many transfer units are requested? S. If mixed -use, what is the proposed ho ising format? 0 Vertical Cr Horizontal 0 Roth 6. Is the required parking for the project provided entirely ors site? D Yes 0 No If No, include the detailed request for the alternative/shared parking modification, and parking, demand analysis. Is detailed request and parking demand analysis inr iudecd? Ct Yes 0 No DCCSP Supplemental Application Form: 7/16/2020, Pape 8 of 14 Attachment 8, Page 89 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Docu ign Envelope ID 42DE656E-A8 A-49F Sr F-C4CSDD4B9AC0 -��,�� ,�� not lt�dLit� l�t�pue r r6d�inicl v��ap�t 7, The residential request requires meeting affordable holism provisions (per Article 9, Chapters 1, Incentives for the Development of Affordable Housing, and Chapter 9B, Voluntary Workforce Housing Incentive Program of the Tustin City Code). With this application, attach a knousing Incentive Program Plata which details your proposal to meet the affordable housing requlrernents, is the Housing Incentive Program Plan included? 0 ales 0 No 8. In the Proposed Workforce Housing Request Table below, check the row with the workforce housing option choice being requested, Complete that row of the table for the specific workforce housing option. Completion of the table should be based on the requested housing base unit count requested from the housing bank. For reference in completing this Table, rr Somple table with instructions is included in the R foted Information Resources document with the Su plementol Apirtication package, Workforce_tftalzslrtE lest s a )e Requested Base Emits Site Acreage. n. _.. L dui finest estaltin Check Workforce Percentage Number of Percentage of Option Housing byIncome Affordable Density Density Setdl Density Choice Option* Level* Units Bonus ! Bonus limits (dwelling Units _ �we n _ n 15 5& 5 yL 7, (VL, 4,596 L 4.5 L and 4.5 ) 4.5 12 5 (M% VL < 7.S VL 25 an 5 1) 5 P4 56 V r S VL 10 1 L, and or at pay In lieu fee 10 L 20 1°e niuhleve 3 1 L 55 density bonus or r 1 L 55 VL — Very Low income L— Lowincome hf - Moderate income Definitions. a Income Limits hipg4ghn��fL� L3mwa_.s fit,lri8z.s�;a a�,'a8.~k: am7iiG..it vn ?•a'at'ia 7/16120.20 Page of 1.4. Attachment 8, Page 90 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envein ID 2 6 E-A A-41FB-804r-C4CsDD4naAoa c4 ca 8 ra j NncNtld r toxe tt8 r F N nfi 8 tt Nt1 m nt, add" I l� Findl s R 'hired fnr' AN The City is required to make findings that the project substantially complies with all the required findings of the D CSP. Findings serve as the basis for determining approval, approval with conditions, or denial of applications for projects within the Downtown Commercial Core. The findings below, in addition to Section B, Findings, of this Supplemental Application Form, must be thoroughly completed relative to your project. 'T`hese findings are organized into two parts. Part A - required to be completed for all residential projects Part B- required to be completed for any project that requests a housing bank transfer of residential units from another development area Please note, Page fix of the Executive Summary, provides for reference, a surnmary of tweWe major mixed -.use provisions. It is important to review? Chapters 3, 4 and 5 of the DCCSP for all applicable Provisions. In carder to be considered, the project must demonstrate substantiW compliance with the Findings. Part A: Findings Required for All Mixed Use or Other Residential Projects The follovwft findings are noted in Chapter 6, Section 6,6„ Required Findings, Subsection 0,, of the Downtown Commercial Care Specific Plan jpages 129 —1 0). They are required for all residential projects within the DCCSP. Certain findings may be deemed applicable only for specific project types. If a finding is not applicable to your project, rnark the "N/A' box. Detailed responses are required in the conformance response column to explain specifically how each applicable finding is met, or, why it is not rnet or not applicable. Any finding which is not met must clearly detail the reason and/or rational,. If necessary; you may attach additional sheet(s) for explanations and such should be rooted in the conformance response area of the table. FINDING CONFORMANCE CONFORMANCE RESPONSE YES NO N/A ........ 1. The project complies with the Residential Allocation Reservation (RAR) .application process as provided in Section 6,13, Entitlement Processes, and units are available within the applicaboh DA: 1. The development provides a — sufficient mix of uses, allocated as follows: a. —Commercial space is sufficient and placed Tong the frontage on principal streets. UGCFr "jupplemental Application roan 7/1e/1410 Page 10 of 14 Attachment 8, Page 91 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSipin Envelope Its tES St® «�- � oa aoes not incmixed us or residentlall ' , trlrtgnt YES NO N/ b. office use is generally reserved 4 for upper floors„ unless ground floor office meets one of the following critedw L Located behind € commercial development at least 45 feet dap; or I , ii. Designated with ( ' s prominent display C windows similar to retail uses. € y c. Residential units are located on upper floors in the case of vertical mixed use or on non - principal street frontages for horizontal mixed use. I l � 3. The proposed development is 1 consistent with the City's affdrdablle housing requirements. _.. 4. The proposed development provides f at least one of the following public benefits as part of the development, subject to the review and approval by the project approval body; �a. Provision of afFordable housing significantly greater than the mandatory requirements contained in the City's affordable housing ordinance. It A public amenity that is easily accessible is included such as a public plaza that provides at a minimurri, seating, landscaping, and lighting. c Promment public art, which is located and featured within c easy public view. I _._ aAs P ,°Sireplar vi',A Application rtprm 7116, 2020 Page 11 of l Attachment 8, Page 92 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuC,pn Eovoropo ID: 5 e^ mea-use or r vo n Part B. findings Also Required f rr Arty Residientlal Project';Requestfrig a Hous4ng Bank Transrer tro Another Development Area The following Findings are noted in Chapter 5, Section 6.6, Required Findings, Subsection C., of the Downtown Commercial Core Specific Plan (pees 130 -131), They are required in order to grant a Transfer of Residential Chits per Section 6.3,1, They are in addition to completion of Part A above. if a finding is not applicable to your project, then mark the "N/A" box. Detailed responses are required in the conformance response coPurrrn to explain specifically how each applicable finding is met, or, why it is not rnet or not applicable; Any finding which is not met must clearly detail the reason and/or rational: if necessary, you may attach additional sheet(s) for explanations and such should be rioted in the conformance response area of the table. FINDING CONFORMANCE CONFORMANCE RESPONSE ES 0 /A 1. The Community Development Director has identified canits available for transfer from another DA, which are not part of foreseeable development project within the transferring DA: - .�--------- 2. A transfer of residential units is desirable because it creates a better high quality project that provides additional housing units, including affordahle units or units restricted to special occupancy (seniors, disabled persons, or veterans};'let maintains compliance with the Development Standards (Chapter 3 and/or 5), Design Criteria (Chapter, 4 ;arid/or 5), and all other applicable provisions of the DCCSP. 3. A transfer of residential snits will benefit the project area by ereatirrR a more desirable project and will not negatively impact the donating or receiving Diss, as determined by the approval :authority. The approval authority/ has no knowledge of pending development applications within the donating DA(s) that desire to utilize the units approved for transfer. _ rarer P nsappr me eta, Appficavo a Form, 'r,` 6!20, 0 rape 15 of 14 Attachment 8, Page 93 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Doco.Btign Envelope ltt: 42BE656E- saA-4tF�8 F-C4C5OD4B ACO F rctject dc� rt t lrt lud rill d u or r� t ld nti l d velo r'nenta RAR lktttale at As representative of the property: mm flniiiraf) I acknowledge that the, applicant/developer rill be required to enter into a mutually agreeable Development Agreement with the City. (initial) There are specific timelines associated with the Residential Allocation Reservation (RAR) Review Process (Section 6.1.3.3 of the DCCSP (Pages 1.20 — 122)). I acknowledge all the tirtiellne requirements associated with the Residential Allocation Reservation process, final approval of the RAR requested entitlements, and building construction tattle litre thereafter (see Chapter 6, particularly Sections 6,13, Entitlement Processes; pages 1.1.8 122 and 5.1A, Approval Authority; pages 122 — 23).- flnitiol) i acknowledge the requirement to enter into a Housing Incentive Agreement per Article 9, Chapter 1, Incentives for the Development of Affordable Housing, and, Chapter 9B, Voluntary Workforce Rousing Incentive Program. I%aiedge the above Residential Allocation Reserrratlon requirements, Philip Teyssier Pature Print Name Date zar84 d Bay: Tony Ruscella 4/1 /2022 MW*Vgnature Print ttarne Date DC SPS,ipaleniental,Ar,rkrcit,i,,'os,£`or� -i! 7/16/2020 Page 14 oft Attachment 8, Page 94 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSigri Ene0ope ID 2DE65 E-A88A 1FB-8 r4F=C465D0; 4B9ADi1 TUSAIN C:otnmunlor Development D partm rlt - 300 Centennial Way @ Tustin, EA 92780 Phone - 714,573, 140 - www,tuctinca,arit Environmentalsass t Form To be completed by the applicant. Note: The proposed use is Permitted, The form is being provided to give information to the hauler as background information of the property and the proposed tenant's use. auareaarac carve FUTUR.r HONORING OUR PAST 1, General Information Developer or Project Sponsor: Bargee. California `t"rPatr ent S mice , LL (a subsidiaryof Acadia Healthcare Company, Inc) Address: 6000 Tower circle, Suite 1000, Franklin, TN 37067 2. Project Address: 535 East First Street, Tustin, CA 92780 3. Assessors Parcel dumber- 401-151-€ 8; 401=151-13; 401-163-16 4. Project Contact: )property Owner is Atoink lnvestment-s. Inc,, Contact: Philip Teyssaer 6 9,2'34, 7966) Name; Tony Ruscella, Acadia Healthcare Address: 9009 Carothers Blvd, Suite B-1, Franklin, TN 37067 Telephone number. E-mail Add r'es : thcare.c (816} 577-975 antony.ruscel4a �,acadiafrealth 5, Type of permit applications for the project to which this form pertains: Development Application From and ._._._lira ...... or a Commercial core Specific Plan Area. (Dcc P) Supplemental Aw Iicaia€sn Forcer For Dowralamrrrr co.�.. NIA An tenant irn rovertreni work will be done 1hrou h a building permit. 6. LNtltar related permits not listed above:._., - Any Y g 9 ._..� 7. Other approvals required, including those required by city, regional, state,, and federal agencies. NIA 8 Existing zoning distract. Downtown cornrnerdal care Specific Plera (SP 12). Downtown Mixed Use (D 3) DA-3 9: Proposed use of site (project for which this form is filed): Treatment, including counseling, center for %)pied Use Disorders using medication -assisted treatment (MAT) in combination with counseling and behavioral therapies, 1I: Project Description 1, Site size° Existing payed and drrveldped project Entire site area is +1- 94,767 SF (2.18 acres) 2. Square footage: _ 9 � .bu _ 9 10 sf (fetal building 20 610 SF) Ex=sfiara #tvra story building, 1st tloear is T1t1 C6tlti sfa 2e�c1 iltar�r s i� 10,5 3e Number of floors of construc;tlom Only minor ihteros tenant improvement rrwk is planned No exterior work 4 Amount ref raft street parking provided; 137 (only 116 spaces are required f r the emirs building at maxi) 5.: impervious surface coverage (includes ail paved areas and building and/orstructure footprints.)., Existing. Existing site: no changes planned propersed: No change Attachment 8, Page 95 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope Ifs, 42BE656E-A88,S-41Fa-804F_C4CSDD4B9A,t;a 5, Attach project plans, including conceptual grading plans and a list of structural Best Management Practices (O Ps) that are anticipated to be included in subsequent Water Quality Management Plans (dQMPs), 7, Proposed scheduling: 1`his is an nxistinq site, cars pPiysical changes are �slanned 8: Associated project: 811A 9. Anticipated incrernehtdl develiaprnvnti This is an existing site, no physical changes are planned 10, If residential, include the number of units, schedule of unit sizes, range of anticipated sale prices Or rents, and type of household size expected, N/A 11, If commercial, indicate the type, whether neighborhood, city, or regionally oriented, square footage of sales area, and loading facilities. N/A 18, If industrial, indicate type, estirnated employment per shift, and loading facilities: NIA 18, If institutional, indicate the major function, estimated employment per shift, estimated occupancy, loading facilities, and community benefits to be derived from the project: N/A 14, If the project: involves a variance, conditional rise, or rezoning application, state this and indicate clearly why the application is required: The City is regUiring the application as part of coring application review, All parking is nsal, all services are hens done inside of the trrriiding, The site has the required number of spaces, No variances are being rceluired Attachment 8, Page 96 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope Its 42BEE56E-A88A-41FB-804F-C4C5DD4E9ACCl III " Environmental Impacts Are the following items applicable to the project or its effects? Discuss all items checked yes on additional sheets arid attach as necessary. Yes No 1 Change in existing features of any bays, tidelands,, beaches, lakes, or hills or j substantial alteration of ground contours. Change in scenic: views or vistas from existing residentiae areas, public lands, or roads.. Change in pattern, scale, or character of general area of project. 4. Significant arrrounts of solid waste or litter. 5. Change in dust, ash, smoke, fumes, of odors in the vicjnity. 6, Change in ocean, bay, lake, strearn, or ground water quality or quantity, or alteration of existing drainage patterns 7. Substantial change in existing noose or vibration levels in the vicinity. j 0 S. Site on filled land or on slope of 10 percent or more. 0 0 9. Use or disposal of potentially hazardous materials, such as toxic:, flammable, or � C, explosive substances. 10. Substantial change m demand for municipal services (police, fire, seater, sewage, solid waste/ recyclables, etc.). w 11, Substantial increase in fossil fuel consumption (electricity, oil, natural gas, etc;J) * 12. Relationship to larger projector series of projects. 13. Describe the project site as it exists before the project, including information on topography, soil stability, plants, and animals and any cultural, historical, or scenic aspectsdescribe any existing structures an this site and the use of the structures. Attach photographs of the site. The entire site is existing and no new structures are planned The building is two stories with 710,000 sf on the ground floor and 110,610 sf for the second floor, for a total building area cif 220,610 SF. The site area is t94,767 SF (s2.18 acres)The downstairs area is leased to Fresenius Medical care Orange County, LLC as a renal care center, The second floor is currently leased to a loan processing center Attachment 8, Page 97 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSignEnvelope ID-4:BEe5 E-A A-41FB 04Fr 4 5t)D4B9A to m_ 14, Describe the surrounding properties, including information on plants and animals and any cultural, historical, or scenic aspects, Indicate the type of land use (residential, camrnercial, etc.), intensity of laird use (single family, apartment houses, shops, department stores, etc,), and scale of development (height, frontage, setbacks, rear yard, etc.): Attach photographs of the vicinity, i he fort tact is in the tsrntcwn ernrnercial ere Spec:fio Plan, DA,3. 'The area is a mixture of office buildin and retail and sinks ' The Project's buddirig is located at the front of the site on East First Street and Fashion Lane. So density residential is located to the north and west of the rear parking lot An existing ornamental block wall and wrought iron fence, along with extensive landscaping, serves as a buffer There is no direct access from the residential area to the 'roject. The other buildings in the area are cne and two stories, 15, Describe hove storm water will be retained on site and/or treated This is an exfsfirig site with existing storm water system in place No new or modifications to the exterior ie planned. IV. Intended Use of Previously Certified Eli DC SP Final FIR .i RHAEP Final EIP V. CERTIFICATION I hereby certify that: the statements furnished above and in the attached exhibits present the data and information required for this mitlal evaluation to the hest of my ability and that the farts, statements, and inforrnatlon presented are trace and correct to the best of fray knowledge and belief. --- !P Z -11(11�6 Z-7— APp acrat rnaftare Tony Ruscella, Acaida Healthcare Company, Inc, Print Marne & Title ,. 4 t 1/202t Date xrcrd7.,. u ti. , ..12020 Attachment 8, Page 98 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Attachment 8, Page 99 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Attachment 8, Page 102 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Property 'Chyner List - 300 foot radius m 536 Fast First Street and Poffing Lots Page I of o 401-141.-09 401-141®10 401-141-3E1 Tustin Plaza C adigon Michael J A Kimber y A Paquette Albeit C2uintnliann 440 W First Street #201 381 E `ist St 1515 Weymount F1 Tustin EA 92780 TU tin CA 92780 Santa Ana SA 9270 401-141-56 401-1151-08 401.151-12 Prospect Park Homeowners Assn Atomic Investments Pairnwood Association 13060 Irvine Center Err #200 3200 Highland Ave 9134-2 4840 Irvine Bly #208 Irvine SA 92618 National City CA 91950 Irvine CA 92620 401-151-13 401-162-03 401-1 s2-09 Atomic Mve tments Bank Jprnorgori Chase Na Project One Americana 3200 Highiand Arse #134-2 Po Box 8265 150 C3 -Santo Anita Ave 4300 National City CA 91950 Wichita Falls TX 76307 Arcadia CA 91006 401-162-1 t1 401-163-01 401-16 3 10 Maude-c arona Uc 18002 Irvine Atomic Investments Po Box 19068 2510 N Grand #110 3200 Highland Ave #134-2 Irvine CA 92623 Santa Aria CA 92780 National City CA 91950 401-163-13 401-163-14 401-163-18 Gracel nd Professional Building Tan And Green 17i 222 Fashion tone 18062 Irvine Blvd #206 441 t4 Varney St F12 '10522 Boca Canyon Dr Tustin CA 92780 Burbank SA 91502 Santo Ana CA 92705 401-591-01 ; 401-591-02 401. s11-03 Samuel M Shaoliasn Property Management Inc Centennial Bette Jo Dawson 2315 Arbutus St 130 C3entental Way 11952 Marble Arch t3P Newport Beach CA 92660 Tustin CA 92780 Santo Ana CA 92705 401-591-04 401-601-01 93376-001 Jm515 1-Ic h Larwin Square Sc Pk Richard H S Tarnmie H Bullard 2560 W01yrnpir Blvd #204 3333 New Hyde Park Ed #100 401 E 1st Tat Los Angeles CA 90006 Now Hyde Park NY 11042 Tustin CA 92780 933-76-002 933-76-003 933-76-004 Gallegos Yajaira Beastra C1r7na Tu n Qg.ncc Ngo 429 E 'Ist St 443 E 1 at St 467 E ist St Tustin SA 92780 Tustin Cara, 92780 Tustin CA 92780 933-76.-005 9 :1 76-006 933-76-007 ersedeh Hgohi 8 Ahmed Ghoflg ".;> ra Eo8 Edgloy Eneos De Almecla 13251 Tiburon Way 41-1 E 1st. Sl 17602 17th St #102-29 Tustin CA 92762 Tust:n CA 2�, t. 1 Tustin CA 92780 Amy 7, .y 3`;wok J „lh n, C, Hugh J Rochfnrd 475F st .}t 47 ¢ l Or ai'. 479 E 1st St TustP , ( s,? r`'95 �i P. ,=r, t ✓( 92780 Tustin CA 92780 Attachment 8, Page 103 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Propedy Omser LIST g 300 rapt rafts - 535 Past First Street and Parking Lots Page P of to 933-76-011 93176-012 933-76.013 Sheri Wingate Randolph D Rock Angelo Bryan F1ol rrn n daris 481 E 1st St 11 483 B Ftrst St 473 S Swidler Fl Tustin SA 92780 Tust in CA 92780 CTringe CA 92869 933-76-014 933 76-015 933-76-016 Marjorie 3 7 Soevig Ehzabeth Garcia-perods PepitP Diaz Irntzal 487 E 1st St 489 E First St 491 E 1st St Tustin CA 92780 Tustin CA 92780 Tustin CA 92780 93-76-017 933e76-018 _ 933-76-019 Anne Loughman kllohuet S Bricker Christopher A Jennifer Kirkland 493 E 1st St 495 E 1st St 465 E hat St Tustin CA 92780 Tustin CA 92780 Tustin CA 92780 933-76-020 933-76-021 933-76-022 Troves Halstead Teri Lyn Jewell Juan A Diaz 455 E 1st St 26 Sdkber ry 427 E 1st St Tustin CA 92780 Irvine CA 92614 Tustin n CA 92780 9 3-7S-073 933-76-024 933-76.025 Mohammad Arrnintan Ruth Ann Munoz F2ogelio Facundo 29 Atosoodero 423 E 1st St 421 E 1st St Irvine CA 92602 Tustin CA 92780 Tustin CA 92780 933-76 026 933-76.027 933-76-028 Paulo 0 Hilbert Marco A & Elizaboth Hernandez: Jay At Hollett 419 E 1st St 417 E 1st St 415 E 1st St Tustin CA 92780 Tustin CA 92780 Tustin DA. 92780 933-76-029 933- 7 6-030 933.-76.031 Theresa A Haney Francisco & Margarita Bar ps W aido Topi@ 413 E 1 st At 411 E 1st St 409 E list St Tustin CA 92780 Tustin CA 92780 Tustin CA 92780 933-76-032 933-76-03 933-76 034 Glenn Fl Parker Real Estate I Lie Sc TetA49 Knoll Po Boa; 6498 19 t.onng View Rd 403 E I st St Tahoe City SA 96145 Coto tie t3nzu CA 92679 Tustin CA 92780 933-76-0 5 933-76-036 933-76-037 Ryon Hagedern Alan Scott Thomson Crary & Kelly N Chow 431 E 1 at St 445 E 1 at St 436 457 E 1 st St Tustin CIF 92180 Tustin CA 92780 Tustin CA 92780 933-76-038 zT"., , t iwtt 933-76-040 George Minh 6 Serrrnnn Esther Binns CumaW A Za o yaz Shu-rrei Shephead 447 E ist St 1,. C,w, s Nenev xW, bre'w ,a 8 6,3,3 435 E 1st St Tustin CA 92783 1 ,>t4fa r' A.. .r hasten CA 92780 Attachment 8, Page 104 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Propady Owner List - 300 foot radius , 533 Fast Fiat xdunr aid marking rots page 3 of rr 933-76-041 933-76-042 933-76-0 3 C7hSnWi Se-jo rrne D6itch Michael E Bahr Richard S Bart 592 S Wellington Rd 459 E 1st St 461 E 1st St Orange EA 92869 Tustin CA 92780 1 vstin CA 92780 933- 76-044 933-76-045 933-76-046 Johnetta Michelle Began-traylor= Richard a Bart Debra Ann Brooks 451 E 1st St 461 E 1 s# St 439 E 1 st St Tustin SA 92780 Tustin CA 92780 Tustin CA 92780 933.7 -047 933- 6-048 933-76-04 James E Stewart Anne tt Grisham Jo EstherRosales 453 E 1st St 463 E 1st St 17884 Irvine Blvd Tustin CA 92780 Tustin CA 92780 Tristin CA 92780 933-76-050 933-76-0 a1 933-76-052 `elver Fiala Jeannette F Lynn Chris E Hard 17882 Irvine Blvd 17880 Irvine Blvd #51 17902 Irvine Blvd #52 Tustin CA 92780 Tustin CA 92780 Tustin CA 92780 933-76-053 933-76-054 933-76-055 Michael David Atril Nicole Marrgul Dale A Christian Eellee D Brown 17904 Irvine Blvd #53 2525 Janes I_n 17920 Irvine Blvd #55 Tustin CA 92780 Tustin CA 92782 Tustin CAA 92780 933w76-056 933-76-057 933-76-058 Erin A Bosley Antonio I. Tarr 1. ora Cohen 1 918 Irvine Blvd #56 tact Box 3387 17900 Irvine Blvd #58 Tustin CA 92780 Tustin CA 92781 Tustin CA 92780 933-76-059 933-76-060 933.76-061 Roger E Fuller Eric Ahdrd Maria G Gonzaie - uzrinan 17692 Irvine Blvd #59 Po Box 4077 17876 Irvine Blvd #61 Tustin CA 927BO Tustin CA 92781 Tustin CA 92780 9 33-76-0E62 933-76, 063 933-76-064 Betty Jane Miazek J E Borlase Blanca k Carbalai 17890 Irvine Blvd 17898 Irvine Blvd 17896 Irvine Blvd #64 Tustin CA 92780 Tushn CA 92780 Tustin CAA 92780 933-76-065 933- i6, 066 933-76.067 John Manchester Erin Arn,iAd Maria G Gonzales -gunman 17888 Irvine Blvd #65 17886 Irvine Uvtt 17894 Irvine Blvd Tustin CA 92780 u,i,tin CCA 92780 Tustin CA 92780 933.76-068 93 6 0,1`,9 933-76-070 Guclu .Ay:',z tit s,,arn nait An-,,,.nnn Beverly Burrows -bailey 17908lrvim- B"vd 29 t as' aaden,-.# 17912 Irvine BW Tustin A 92 ,t� ?i' i ,tAMA 9 602 _ Tustin CA 92780 Attachment 8, Page 105 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B7O6B5 propefty Owner List, ° 3,,0P fool radius - E35 Ea5l First Ste M4 and Parking 1 aft Page daft 6 933- 76-071 933•h76-072 933-76-O73 Laura `7orba Aalam A nitre Sadeght Arturo P Pere 17914 Irvine Blvd 9392 Brewer Way 17930 Irvine Blvd Tustin CA 92780 Villa Park CA 92861 Tustin EA 9278O 933-76-074 933--76-076 933-76-076 Dale P 1 illu sere Valerie Preclado Yolanda Aguildra 17928Irvine Blvd 17926 Irvine Blvd 17924`Irvine Blvd Tustin CA 92780 Tustin SA 92780 Tustin CA 92780 933.76.077 933__76-078 933-76-O79 Ronald A Zahoryin John Fong Victor Crispin Mendoza 18681 Ne porl Ave 8-633 621 Ambrose Ln 17936 Irvine Blvd Ttrgtin CAA 92780 Tustin SA 9 780 Tustin CA 92780 933-76-O80 33-76-081 933.76-082 Gerardo L 6 tdirna Martinez Linda C3 Andre Elvira Reyes 17938 Irvine Blvd 17940 Irvine Blvd 17942 Irvine Blvd Tustin CA 92780 Tustin CA 92780 Tustin CA 92780 933-76-O83 933-76-084 933-76-065 tvtarla S Holland Sandra Santos Oliveira Claudia A Bosco 17944 Irvine Blvd 17946 Irvine Bivd 17948 Irvine Blvd Tustin CA 92780 Tustin BA 92780 Tustin CA 9278O 933-76-086 933 76-A87 933-79-088 Roberta C3 Nelson Hugo Suarez Anne At McCaffrey 17958 Irvine Blvd 17968 Irvine Blvd 17978 Irvir;e Blvd 488 Tustin CA 92780 Tustin SA 92780 Tustin CA 92780 933-76-089 933 76-09O 933-76-091 William H 8 Ruth Dariington Eric A'Lenning Francisco S Avila 17976 Irvine Blvd 17966 Irvine Blvd 17956 Irvine B vd Tustin EA 92780 'Tustin CA 92780 Tustin CA 92780 933-76-O92 933.76.093 933-76-094 Mark J Boswell Henry A Spegori Kaye tr Rader 17954 Irvine Blvd 2130 E Wellington ,Ave '17974 Irvine- Blvd Tustin CA 92780 Santa Ana CA 92701 Tustin CA 92780 933-76-O95 933-76-096 933-76.097 Brandon 8 Lauren tlsarrnl Howard D Subnick 8reny J Bacha 17962 Iry ne B vd 995 17952 Irwne Blvd 17950 Irvine; Blvd Tustin CA 92780 Tustin CA 92780 Tustin CA 92780 ,133-76-O98 93 63 001 936-83-002 Kar-in ,3 Stuart ke.I# ,..,t,:..i Batev Dennis 3 Schwab 1796O Irvine B d 931 Algeria 5 Matrlibu usEin SA 97. 4t 1 :-vin., MCA 7,,62C Laguna Miguel CA 92677 Attachment 8, Page 106 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Pro r d IM ;an root radios, 535 Cast Fdrst Street and Parking rots Page 5 of a 936-83-003 936-83-004 936-83-005 Dennis & Schwab Dennis 5 Schwab Erndiia Powell 5 Malibu Ct Malibu 13322 Woodland Dr Laguna Niguel SA 92677 Laguna Niguel CA 928.71 Tustin CA 62780 936-83.006 936 8 -007 936 83-008 Ernelia Powell Enaelia Powel Kenneth A Paulina 13322 Woodland Dr 13322 Woodland Dr 17 Dawn wood Tustin CA 92780 Tustin CA 92780 Ladera Ranch CA 92694 936-83-009 936-83-010 936-83-011 511 East first Street LIc 511 Ernst First Street Lic 511 East First Street Lic all E1stSt87 511 E lstSt#8A 511 E tstSt #BB Tustin CA 92780 Tustin CA 92780 Tustin CA 92780 936-83-012 936,.83-013 936-83-017 511 East First Street Lic Ackworth Partners Mourad Corporation 511 E 1 st St #9 360 E 1 st St #538 2275 Huntington (A #310 Tri tin BA 92780 Tustin CA 92780 Sari Marino CA 91108 936-83-018 936-83-019 936-83-020 Mourad Corporation Mourad Corporation Mourad Corporation 2275 Huntington Dr#310 2275 Huntington Dr #310 2275 Huntington Dry 10 Sara Marino CA 91108 San Marino CA 91108 Sari Marino CA 91108 936-a3-831 936-83-022 936,83- 023 Mourad Corporation Mourad Corporation Mourad Corporation 2275 Huntington Dr #310 2275 Huntington Dr 8310 2275 Huntington Dr #310 San Manno CA 91108 San Marino CA 91108 San Marino CA 91108 936 -8 024 936.83-029 9 6-93-030 Mourad CraCporr bon Realty Group As S rmayeh UL: 2275 HuntFragton Dr #310 511 E 1st St #22 26575 El tear Dr San Marino CA 911D8 T`ushn CA 92780 Mission 37ipjo CA 92691 936-8 -031 936-83-032 936-83-033 Srarmayeh LIc Sarrnoyeh Lic James Weber 26575 El %tor Dr 26575 El filar Dr 507 E Isit St #H Mission Viejo CA 92691 Mission V,ejo CA 92691 Tustin CA 92780 936-83-03 936-83-035 936.83-036 Enterprises Lin Javelin lave>tn Enterprises Uc javelin Enterprises LIc 4790 Irvine Blvd A105 4790 `srrrine Bivd #105 4790 Irvine Blvd #105 !mite CA 92620 Irff," n9 CA 92 620 Irvine CA 92620 936-83-037 33 . 8 ()38 936-83 039 Karol L Morse P, aFyFsh ed 9 ".s , r.0 p .r Goudarrzi Jamstreed J 565 Eask 1 M f;t #H 2 } tu{v.A.aa,t��w} s t. DT z.,a 27095 Pacific Terrace Dr Tustin CA 92780 r2 v n V,,;o CA 9 697 Mission Viejo CA 92692 Attachment 8, Page 107 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Property OwTmr Gist Soo foot racius - s3s cast r1rat Street and Part ng Lots Page 0 of 936-83-040 936-83.041 936-83-042 Gaud ri Jamsheed J At~kworttt Partners Ackwortlt Partners 27095 Pacific c Terrace Dr 360 E 1 ct St #538 360 E 1st St #538 Mission sion iejo CA 92692 Tustin tin !2A 92780 Tustin CA, 92780 930=8; -04 3 ajid Mos letti 11 B ndol Newport Coast CA 92657 Attachment 8, Page 108 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Chicago Title S l�tl#CHICAGO TITLETitle OfPicen Richard Moore Prelimit Title Officer Email: Title No.. 7 7220 2494 Property Address: Introducing PoweredCHICAGO TITLE P ''VIEW re, CHICAGO TITLE i UveLOOK title document delivery system is designed to provide 24{7 real-time access to all infonratkin related to a title insurance transaction. Access title reports, exception docurnents, an easy -to -use sunymry page, and more, at your fingertips and your convenience.__ >1 apatm. mesa +3.. tlpb 7 t Effortless, Efficient, Compliant, and Accessible Attachment 8, Page 109 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 C-ONIPITION OF TITLE-,,,.... . Guarantee Number issued By: CHICAGO TITLE INSURANCE * b.. SUBJECT TO THE EXCLUSIONS FROM COVERAGE, AND THE GUARANTEE CONDITIONS ATTACHED lIERETO AND MADE A PART OF THIS GUARANTEE, TITLECHICAGO INSURANCE - _ COMPANY a corporation, herein called the Company GUARANTEES the Assured named in Scheduie A of this Guarefflee against loss or damage not exceechng the Amount of Liability stated in Schedule A sustained by the Assured by reason of any incorrectness in the Assurances set forth in Schedule A. Chicago Title Insurance Company By Chicago "Title Company � 2365 NortWde Drive, Suite 600 Sara Diego, CA 92108 Michael J. Nolan, President Countersigned By Attest 8 CAL Brtanlen I ik Marjorie Nem' ura, Secretary Author ed Officer or Agent e i ,.., H .a.vv ,.,v t!3A �'"t'iwmo 03J' .l c �a r P nka i Attachment 8, Page 110 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 wawte� r°r„rm�r Title Officer Richard Moore Chicago Title Company 2365 Nodriscle Drive, Suite 600 Sara Diego, CA 92108 Phone (19)521-359 Fax (619)521-3E90 Main Phone; (619)521-3500 Email - moorer ctl com SCHEDULEA E- Aro(tnt- 5,000.00_... Date of Guarantee, March 3, 2022 at 12:00 AID 1. Florne of Assured: Atomic Investments, Inc. 2. The estate or interest in the frond which is covered by this Guarantee is: A Fee as to Parcel(s) 1, 2 and 3 E sernent() more fully described below s to Parcel(s) 4 and 5 The Land referred to in this Guarantee Is described as follows: SEE EXHIBIT "A" Ai T ACHED HERETO AND MADE A PART HEREOF F 4. ASSURANCES! According to the Public Records as of the Clete of Guarantee, a. Title td the Ware or interest in the Landis vested ire: Atoffir Investments, Inc,, a CaliforniaCorporation b. Title to the ostste or interest is subject to defects, liens or encumbrances shown in Schedule Ft which are not necessarily shown in the order of their priority. END OF SCHEDULE A Attachment 8, Page 111 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 smiummmimm For AP JI I 1 1®1 9e1 rid 1-163®i PARCEL 1: THE EASTERLY 60.00 FEET OF THAT PORTION OF A RE UBMVISION OF RICE'S ADDITION TO TUSTIN, IN THE CITY OF TUSTTN, COUNTY OF ORANGE, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, AS PER MAP RECORDED IN ROOD 1 PAGE 47 OF MISCELLANEOUS MLPS, IN THE OFFICE OF THE COUNTY RECORDER OF SAID COUP!TY, TOGETHER WITH THAT PORTION OF FIRST STREET, LYING SOUTHERLY OF THE WESTERLY PROLONGATION OF THE SOUTHERLY LINE OF THE NORTHERLY 114.16 FEET OF LOT 4 OF TRACT NO.6617, AS SHOWN ON A MAP RECORDED IN BOOK 262, PACES 49 AND 50 OF SAID WSCELLANEOUS MAPS, DESCRIBED AS A, WHOLE AS FOLLOWS: BEGINNING AT A POINT IN THE CENTERLINE OF FIRST STREET, SAID POINT BEING DISTANT THEREON EASTERLY 935,00 FEET FROM THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF THE ALLOTMENT NO. 1 TO LEONOR YORI A DE ROWLAND AS DESCRIBED IN THE FINAL DECREE OF PARTITION OF SAID RANCHO SANTIAGO DE SANTA ANA, WHICH WAS ENTERED SEPT'EN BER 12,1868 IN BOOK "B", PAGE 410 OF JUDGMENTS OF THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE 17T'H 2LIDICIAL DISTRICT IN AND FOR LOS ANGELES COUNT", CAUFORNIAo THENCE EASTERLY ALONG SAID CENTERLINE OF FIRST STREET 250,00 FEET TO THE INTERSECTION WITH THE. SOUTHERLY PROLONGATION OF THE WESTERLY LINE OF SAID T T O_T71 THENCE NORTHERLY ALONG SAID PROLONGAT&ON OF THE WESTERLY LINE 522,72 FEET; THENCE WEST 250,00 FEET„ THENCE SOUTH 522,72 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING, DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 SCHEDULE 1. Property taxes, which are a lien not yet due and payable, including any assessments collected with taxes to be levied for the fiscal year 2022-202. 2. Property taxes„ including any personal property takes and any assessments collected with taxes, are paid. For proration purposes the amount were; Tax Identification No ° 401-163-10 Fiscal Year: 2021-20 2 1 st Installment: $720,26 2rid Installment $720,26 Code Area: 13-049 3. Property taxes, including any percronai property tees and any assessments collected with taxes, are paid. For proration purposes the arnourns were: Tax Identification No: 01-151-00 Fiscal Year: 2021-2022 1st Installment: $12,078M 2nd Installment $12,078,88 Code Area: 13-04 4. Property taxes including any personal property taxes and any assessments collected with tees, are staid. For proration purposes the amounts were: Tax Identification o : 401-1 1-1 Fiscal Ye a r 2021-22 1st Installment. 1,118,28 2nd Installment $1,11US Code .Area: 13-049 5. The lien of supplemental or escaped assessrnents of property taxes, if any, made pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 3,5 (commencing with Section 75) or Part 2, Chapter 3, Articles 3 .and 4, respectiveiya of the Revenue and Taxation Code of the State of California as a result of the transfer of title to the vestee named in Schedule A or as a result of changes in ownership or new construction occurring prior to Date of Policy. 6. Water rights, claims or title to water, whether or not disclosed by the public records. 7. Easet'rient(s) or fight(s) of way for the purpose(s) shown below and rights incidental thereto, as granted and/or reserved in various deeds of record: Purpose Ingress and egress: pipelines, drainage and/or public utilities and incidental purposes thereto over, under, along and across the easement parcel(s) herein described. Affects: Parcels 4 and 5 8. Easement(s) for thepurpose(s) shown below and rights Incidental Mereto, as granted in a document: Purpose: either or both pole lines, conduits Recording No, in Book 210, Page 47 of Deeds Affects: Parcels 1 and 3 ,€. . a,�,Amm O, .„ a , w .. k , e,.., , 2 110, P., s�. t 0,.a .,... a : .,, S[v. ,. �, Attachment 8, Page 113 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 CHICAGO TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY GUARANTEE NO. 73722002494 SCHEDULE (continued) 9, Easernent(s) for the purposelsr shown below and r: hts ihdidentM thereto, as granted in a document: Granted to the City of Tustin Purpose street and highway Recordrig Date November 18, 1 65 Recording 10- in §22t7T , Paaa 9g4m uial Bqcqrqljs Affects: the South 50 feet of parcel 1 10, Ea ernent(s) for the purpose(s) shown below and rights incidenW thereto, as granted in a document: Purpose underground electrical supply systems and ccammunicetl n systems Peceiding Sri.: in Book q 907 icial Records Affects: the rdeike th reicf affects a portion of said land and is more billy described in said document, 11, Easement(s) for the purpose(s) shown below and rights incidental thereto, as granted in a dot~ument. Purpose pipe lines and incidental purposes Recording l o, rn t 1 P . � 424 icial or § Affects:the forth 10 feet„ the West 10 feet and the Nodh 10 feet of the Soulh 65 feet of Parcel 1 12, kfafters contained in that certain document Entitled Agreement Recording No., in Book 10662 Pape 100 Official Records Reference is hereby made to said document for full particulars 13, Matters contained in that certain document Enhtied Agreement Recording Dale° March 9 1974 Recording No.: in Book 11113: Pate 1981, Official Records Reference is hereby made to said document for full particulars 14. This item intentionally deleted 15. This stern intentionally deleted 16, An unrecorded leases with certain terms, covenants conditions and provisions set forth therein as disclosed by the docurnent Entitled; Subordination, t ondiaturbance and Atfornment Agreement Lessor' Atomic nvestrnents, Inc, Lessee Clambro Healthcare„ Inc: Recording Date: November 17, 2003 acgtdtrt 200 -139 030 Official Record The present ownership f the leasehold created by as d lease and either matters affecting the interest of the lessee are not shown Herein . , she Pru-, od ` I if, 112 tk '93 lfd,i Page J Attachment 8, Page 114 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 CHI CAGO TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY GUARANTEE NO. 73722002494 . .................. SCHEDULE B (continued) 17, Any rights, interests; or claims wh,ch may exist or arise by reason of the following matters disclosed by survey, C, a wTought iron fence is on or near the Northerly boundary fine of Parcel 3 of subject property, D. a two story concrete building on Parcels 1 and 2 of subs property encroaches onto a pole line or conduit easement recorded in Book 10318 Pae 907 Official Records, E, a transformer pad with a vault encroaches onto a pole line or cor,iduit easement recorded in Book 10318 _Paste 907 _Official Records- F water meters, bus stop sighn, bus stop bench, and backflow devices are on subject property lying outside of any easement of record. G, a two story concrete building on Parcels 1 and 2 of subject property encroaches onto a pipeline easement recorded in book 10619 Free 424 Official Records. 18. Discrepan6es, conflicts in boundary lines, shortage in area, encroachments, or any other matters which a correct survey would disclose and which are not shown by the public records. 19, Any rights of the parties in possession of a portion of, or all of, said Land which rights are not disclosed by the Public Records. 20, Any rights, interests or claims, which are not shown by the public records but which could be ascertained by an inspection of the Land or Much may be asserted by persons in possession thereof, 21. in order to complete this report, the Company requires a Statement of Information to be completed by the following party(ies), The Company reserves the right to add additional items or make further requirements after review of the requested Statement of Information, NOTE: The Statement of Information is necessary to complete the search and examination of title under this order. Any title search includes matters that are indexed by name only and having a completed Statement of Information assists the Company in the eftmation of certain matters which appear to involve the parties but in fact affect another party with the same or similar name Be assured that the Statement of Information is essential and will be kept strictly confidential to this file "r'111�w'y% M T MIR C,LTA a',M'tz Fw'm N""" 26 P e,,,3 iwa.21, 2 r"Ic 12, 13 'P M Attachment 8, Page 115 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 CHICAGO TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY UA A TmEE NO. 7372200 494 c (continued) 22, In order to complete this report, the Company requ=res a Statement of Information to be completed by the following padyhes) Party(ies) buyers The Company reserves the right to add additional items or nuke further requirements after review of the requested Statement of Information NOTE The Statsrnent of lnforrnation is necessary to complete the search and examination of title under this order: Any We search includes natters that are indexed by name only, and having a completed Statement of Information assists the Company m the eilrmnatlon of certain matters which appear to involve the parties but in fact affect another party with the same or similar name Be assured that the Statement of Information is essential and vAl be kept strictly confidential to this file 23, Notice Please be aware that due to the conflict between federal and state: laws concerning the culfiwation, distribution, manufacture or sale of marijuana the Company is not able to close or insure any transaction invoWing Land that is associated with these activities 24q The Company will require the Wowing documents for review prior to the issuance of any We insurance predicated upon a conveyance; or encumbrance by the corporation named below; Name of corporatiorr; Atomic Investments, lric a) A Copy of Me coaporstion By-laws and Articles of Incorporation b) An original or cenifted copy of sa resolulien authorising the transaction contemplated herein c) if the Articles andfor By-laws require approval by a `parent 'organization, a copy of the Articles and By-laws of the parent ) A current dated certificate of good standing from the proper governnwehtsl authority of the state in which the entity was created The Company reserves the right to add additional items or make further requirements after review of the requested documentation. 25. The application for title insurance was placed by reference to only a street address or tax identification number, The proposed Insured enlist confirrn that the legal description in this report covers the paccel(s) of Land requested to be insured. If the legal description is incorrect, ¢.fine proposed Insured must notify the Company and/or the settiernent company in order to prevent errors and to be certain that the regal description for the intended parcel(s) of Land will appear on any documents to be recorded in connection witty this transaction and on the policy of title insurance. END OF SCHEDULE a,,,oqAgma,,ol d tmv «Ld mati,b6a„we ¢, <.Ea a114. 28 rV,:a. z t 0 =2i S�ya;v,,..m DI M 22 .12 P-M Page Attachment 8, Page 116 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 CHICAGO TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY GUARANTEE NO. 73722002494 EXCLUSIONS FROM COVERAGE Except as expressly provided by the assurances in Scht dote A, the Company assumes no Inability for loss of denvage by reason of the farilo 'ntg (a) Defects liens, encumbrances, adverse claims or other matters affecting the title to arty property beyond the lines of the Land. (b) Defects liens, emurrrbrancos, adwose claims or other matters„ hirether or not rhea by the Puthic records (1)that are created, suffered, assumed or agreed to by one or more of the Assureds or (2) that result in no loss to the Assured. (c) Defects liens encumbrances adverse clierns or other matters not shown by the public. Records. (d) The identity of any p" shover or referred to in any of the schedules of this Guerentse let The validly„ legal affect or priority of arty rrutner shown or referred to in any of Me schedua s of this Guarantee, ref (1) Taxes or assessments of array taking aaathnnity that levies taxes or assessi `rds ors real paropertyw or (2) proceedings by a Public agency which may result in taxes or assessrraenis.: or notices of such proceedings, whether or not the rnatters excluded tender (i) or (2) are shown by the records of the taxing authority or by the Pub! c Records (g) (t) Unpatented mining claims: (2) reservations or exceptions in patents or in Acts authorizing the issuance thereof, (3) water rights, claims or title to water, whether or not the matters excluded warder (1), (2) or (3) are shown by the public Records, GUARANTEE CONDITIONS 1. DEFINITION OF TERMS The folio `rig terms Men used its the Guarantee mean: (a) the ryssured`: the party or parties named as the Assured in Schedule A, or on a supplemental writing executed by the Company, (b) Land`:the Land described or referred to in Schedute A, and improvements affixed thereto which bylaw constitute real property. The scan "i and" does not include any property beyond the lines of the area described or referred to in Schedule A, nor any right, title, interesl, estate or easement in abutting streets, roads: avenues wheys, lanes,. ways or ovate ays; (c) 'Mortgage' mortgage, deed of trust; trust deed, or other security instrument. (d) "Public records"' Mae rhCords estabi shed under California statutes at [)are of Guarantee for the propose of impaling constructive notice of matters relating fe real property to purchasers for value and Without knowledge (e) "Date of Guarantee": the Date of Guarantee set forth in Schedule A. h) ta ou;rt of Liability- the Amount of Liability as stated in Schedule A,, 2, NOTICE OF CLAIM TO BE GIVEN BY ASSURED The Assured shall notify the Company promptly in antfing In case knoWedge shall come to the Assured of any assertion of facts, or claim of title or interest that is contrary of the assurances set forth in Schedule A and that might cause loss or damage for which the Company may be liable under this Guarrsole f It pre min notice shall not be givers to the Company;, then all liability of the Company shall terminate voth regard to the matter or matters for ride pronort notice is required, provided, horverver that failure to notify the Company shall in no case pcejudice the rights of the Assured cannier this Guaranies unless the Company shah be pFre,utimed by the failure and there only to the extent of the prejudice. & NO DU TY TO DEFEND OR PROSECUTE The Company shall have no duty to defend or pmaitcute any action or proceeding to wench the Assured is a party, roorsiffistanding the nature of any atiegation In such action or proceeding COMPANY'S OPTION TO DEFEND OR PROSECUTE ACTIONS; DUTY OF ASSURED TO COOPERATE Even through the Company has no duty to defend or prosecute as set forth in Paragraph 3 above: (a) The Company shall have the right, at its sole option and coal, to institute and prosecute any action or proceeding, interpose a defense, as WHO in Paragraph 4 (b), or to do any other act w1i in ass opinion rroty be necessary or desirable to establish the correctness of the assurasnters set forth in Scheduirs A or to prevent or tedure loss or darxaage to @he Assured. The Company may take any appropriate action cinder the terms of this Guarantee„ ether or not it shall be Liable hereunderr, and shall not thereby concede liability or waive any provision of this Guarantee. If the Company strap exercise its rights under this paragraph; it shall do so diligently. (b) If the Company elects to exercuse its options as stated in Paragraph 4 (a) the Company shad have the right to &start counsel of its choice (subject to the right of the Assured to object for reasonable cause) to represent the Assured and shall not be liable for and VAH not pay the fees of any other counsel, nor vAH the company pay any fees. costs or expenses incurred by an Assured in the defense of those causes of action which allege,, matter's neat coverers by this Guarantee. (c) Whenever the Company shall have brought an action or interposed a defenss as permitted by the provisions of this Guarantee, the Company may pursue any titsgatigh to final detemunalton by a Court of competent junsdii,arel and expressly reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to appeal iron an adverse jtadgrnant or order, (d) in all cases fohere this Guarantee permits the Company to prosecute our provide for the defense of rear action or proceeding: the Assured shall secure to the Coursany the fight to sea prosecute or provide for the defense of any action or proceeding, and all appeals therein, and permit the Company to use: at its option the name of the Assured for th;s purpose. Wheneiregr requested by the company, the .Assured, at the Company's expense shall give Roe Corm any all reasonabier a d In any action or proceeding, securing evidence, obtaining mattresses, prosectrigng or defending the action or Mosul act whictr in the opinion of the Company may be necessary or desirable to establish the correetne fe of the assurances set forth in Schedule A or to prevent or reduce loss or darrsege to the ,fissured. If the Company is prejudiced by the didlure of the Assured to furnish the rer;utred cooperator, the Company's obligations to the Assured under the Guarantee shall term race A s om,, No 28 4Nm $. ?.t 2 ,wr, �2 i:I Prr e ;a Attachment 8, Page 117 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 CHICAGO TITLE INSURANCE COMPANYGUARANTEE . 73722002494 (continued) S. PROOF OF LOSS OR DAMAGE (a) In the event the Company a; unable to dete:rnwlhe the amount of bras or damage, the Company may, at its option, oncy, lre as a cordliNkin of payment that the Assured furnish o signed proof of bias The proof of lass meal describe the defect, tied, encumbrance, or other rnalter that constitutes the basis of loss or darnage and shall state to the extent possible the basis of calculating the announr of the loss or damage, (to) In ,addition, the Assured may reasonabdrice requited to submit to examination under bath by any authorized representative of the Company and shall produce for examination, inspection and cnpyrng, at such reasonable Imes and places as may be deskjnaied by any aultu rized representative of time Company„ all records, booksledgers, checks. correspondence and mernoranda, whether bearing a date byroire or after Date of Guarantee ,which ressensbty portion to the loss or damage Fugher if requested by any authorized representative of the Company, the Assured shall grata# its permission, in writing, for any authorized representative of the Company to examine, inspect and copy all records, books, ledgers, checks correspondence and memoranda in the custody or control of a third party, which reasonably pew#ain to the loss or drantage - AN information designated as confidential by the Assured provided to the Company pursuani to We paragraph shall irot be disclosed to others careless, in the reasonable judgment of the Company, if is necessary in the adninnistration of the claim. Failure of the Assured to submit for examination tender oath, produce tauter reasonably requested information or, grant permission to secure reasonably necessary fnforrr'alion from third parties as required in the above paragraph" unless prohibited by law or governmental regulation, shall terminate any liability of the Company under this Guarantee to the Assured for that cfalrra OPTIONS TO PAY OR OTHERMSE SETTLE CLANS: TERMINATION OF LIABILITY In case of a claim under this Guarantee: the Company shall have the follo viinog additional options: (a) To pay or tender payment of the Arn punt of Liability together sent any costs attorneys' fees, and expenses incurred by the Assured that exure authorized by the Company up to the tirne of payrrient or tender of payment and that the Corsi any is obligated to pay, (b) To pay two rdriersdiie setife 4Mth the Assured any claim assured against under this Guarantee, In addition, the Company fell pay any costs, attorneys" fees„ and expenses incurred by the Assured that were authorized by the Company up to the firm of payment or tender of payment and that the Company is obligated to pay, or (e) To pay or athe `se settle vdth other parties for the less or damage provided for under this Guarantee, together nth any costa, attorneys fees, and expenses ricuired by the Assured that omre authorized by the Company up to the time of payment and that the Company la obligated to pay. Upon the exercise by the Company of either of the options provided for in E (a); ib) or (c) of this paragraph the Companys obligarb ns to the Assured reorder this Guarantee for the claimed Moss or darnage, other than the payments required to be made, shall to mate, incoidirrg any duty to continue any and all litigation Initiated by the Company pursuant to paragraph a. 7 LIMITATION OF LIABILITY (a) This Guarantee is a contract of Indemnity against actual rnaro Mary loss or damage sustained or Incurred by the Assured claimant VAV has suffered foss or damage by reason of reliance upon the assurances set forth in Schedule A and only to the extent herein described, and subject In the Exclusions Fr am Coverage of this Guarantee, (b) if the Company, or the Assured cinder the direction of the Company at the Company's expense, removes the alleged defect, lion, or encumbrance or crops any other matter assured against by this Guarantee in a'easonably diligent manner by any method, irclrrdlrdi litigation and the completion of any appeals therefrom, it shall have fully perforrned Re obl'gations wRh reaper# to that rnatter and ^,half not be Stable for any loss or damage caused thereby. (c) In the event of any Ii"shon by the Company or %with the Company's consent, the Company shall have no liability for Mass or damage until there has been a final determination by a court of competent prrrisdiction, and disposition of alp appeals therefrom, (d) The Company share rrhil he iisWe for less or darnage to the Assured for liability vokgritarily assumed by the Assured In settllanq any claim or sort vrithout the prior aodlen consent of the Company, S. REDUCTION OF LIABILITY # 'TES INATla OF LIABILI T AM payments under this Guarantee, except payments made for costs, alloarneys' fees and expenses pursuant to paragraph s shark reduce the Amount of Liability under th s Guarantee prow tarrto S. PAYMENT OF LOSS (a) No payment shah be made vathout producing this Guarantee for endorsement of the payment awnless the Gusirantae has been lost or destroyed; ,n which case proof of lass or destruction shall be furnished to the satisfaction of the Company, (b) When r€ blity and Me extent of loss or damage has bew'i definitery fixed in accordance YAM these Conditions, the loss or damage shall be payabhr within thirty (Tu) drays thereafter, 10, SUBROGATION UPON PAYMENT OR SETTLEMENT Whenever the Company shall have settled and paid a claim under this {guarantee all right of subrogation shall vest In the Company unafferred by any act of the Assured rlamruard The Company shelf be subrs gated to and be entifted to W1 rights and remedies yAch the Assured would have had against any person or property in respect tb the claims had this Guarantee not been assued. If requested by the Company, the Assured shall transfer lc, the Company all rights and remedies against any person or properryi necessary in order to perfect this right of subro9gation. The Assured shall permit the Company to sue caomprom se or settle or the name of the Assured and to use the; name of the Assured in any transaction or liiigatiosn involving these rights or resrrredles If a payment on a,,co nr of a daim does not fully cover the lass of the Assured the Company shall be subrogated to all rights and remedies of the Assured after the Assured shall have recovered its pnnc;pal, interest, and crusts of collection.. .<& Ao-..,;rr air., ,,.xn',c,% E£ ,t, a. ,,,.co-° %t .'W°a A3,;€,,? : 13 P rpa^w tmi •i."7 r ra e:P r-n,, d i vs ...,.;'. ," a.k. r ,.,, l.�.h':% Attachment 8, Page 118 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 INSURANCE , ...A _..� ----a_a.: —�GUARANTEE_._...__ , 73722002494 �Ae i I� t� ..__m....... --------- (continued) K ARBITRATION Either the Compar'ry or the Assured story demand that the claim or controversy shall be submitted Is arbitration pursuant to the; Title insurance Artapaaly rr Rules of the American Land Me Association ("Raucs', Except as provided in the Rules, there shall be no jWnder or consolidation Vvilh cimms of controversies of other persons; Aristralde matters may include, but are not limited to, any controversy or claim between the company and Ilia Assured arising cars of or relsiing to this Guarantee, any service of the company in connection with its issuance or the breads of a Guarantee provision; or to any other controversy or claim arising out of the transaction giving Has to this Guarantee, All arbitrable matters when the amount of li+abl0ity is Two Million And stri100 Dollars (2,000.000) or iess shall be arbitrated at the option of ellher the Company or the Assured, AN arbitrable salters when the amount of lialsllity is in excess of Two Million And dto/100 C7rallar s t$2,000,000) shall be arattraled only vwherr agreed to by both fee Comparry and ills Assured,- Arbitration pursuarn to this Guarantee and under the Rules shall Pre binding uporr the paarties. Judgmaint upon the awwd rendered by the Arbitrators) may be entered In any coul of comps lent furled dress. 12, LIABILITY LIMITED TO THISGUARANTEE; GUARANTEE ENTIRE CONTRACT (a) this Guarantee together nath ail endorsomenis, if any, abached herelo by the Company is the entVe Guarantee and contract be .en the Assured and the Company. to 6nlerpreting any presdshoo of this Guarantee, this Guarantee shall oe rorcrinLed as a vrtrote. hot Any stains of lass or damage, vehather or not based on negligence, or tarty action asserting such oraim, shall be restricted to this Guarantee, (e) No amendment of or endorsement to this Guaraa'rtee can be made except by a wri6 ng endorsed hereon or attached hereto signed by either the President, a "nice president, the secretary., an Assistant Secretary, or validating officer or authorized signatory of the Company, 1 a SEVERASILITY In 4he event any provision of this Guarantee, in Mole or In par#, is held invalid or unenforceable under applicable law, the Guarantee shall be deemed not to include that provision or such part held to be Invalid, but all other provisions shall rourain In full force and effect. % CHOICE OF LAW; FORUM (a) choice of Law- Ttla Assured acknssuledges the company has underornHen the risks covered by time Guarantee and determined the premium charged therefor ire reliance upon She laws affecting interests in real properly and applicable to the interpretation, rights, remedies, or enfcrcernent of Guarantme of the jurisdiction vAere the hand is krcaled. IherePore, the court or an arbitrator shall apPty the law of the jurisdiction where the Land is located to determine the validity of claims that are adverse to the Assured and to interpret arid enforcae Ore terrors of this Guarantee, In neither case strall the court or arbitrataar apply its conflicts of rave principles to determine the applicable War try Choice of Forams: Any litigation or ether promeding, brought by the Assured against the Companyarrcast be filed only in a state or federal court ,thin the United States of America ca As territories having appropriate jurisdiction, 15. NOTICES, WHERE SENT All notices required to be given the Company and any statement ?n wifing rerh9red to be furnished the Company :shall include the number of this Guarantee and shall be addressed to the company at: Chicago Title Insurance Company R0, Boa 45023 Jacksonville FL 22 32- 023 Attn' Clairrrs Department END OF CONDITIONS .., ., ter. Dr. lvTar s... , 3, ,:,s:. "We r € am, Nc,, t•. Re ,tt,r .,?,F ai m,:•.q ,,,air ,7 , l.6 2f yY ,J 13 PIA pRqe Attachment 8, Page 119 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 w . , BUILDING AREA. � GROUND FLOOR: 10,000 SF SECOND FLOOR: 10,610 SF ` w SITE AREA: 91,825 SF' "�" 5 (2,108 ACRES) PARKING: - ---- 0 STANDARD: 129 HC: ACCESSIBLE: 8 TTAE SPADES: 137 L AVAILABLE -STORY OFFICE 20.610 SF I' ----------- FIRST STREET I�`t.AN - 535 EAST FIRST STREET OWNER: ATOMIC INVESTMENTS, INC. 619-234-7 66 - philip@atornsc-inc,co ALTHOUGH DEEMED RELOBLE, THE INFORMATION PRESENTED HERE IS NOT GUARANTEED. AREAS StIGWN ARE APPROXIMATE AND MAY BE MORE OR LESS THAN AG] UAL. PRIOR I I) ANY PARrf RELYING ON I Hts INFORMA7 ION, THAT PARTY IS ENCOURAGED TO PERFORM ITS ONN INDEPENDENT REVIEW OF THE PROPERTY Attachment 8, Page 122 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 tl3 tIn 0 ) 0 � qto 62 C4 - �! c4 LO 020 oo �LO c xt i Attachment 8, Page 123 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 LL t i 7 2 yt v. } £. Attachment 8, Page 124 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Attachment 8, Page 126 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 j ftivasog. mnnw&rmm n Attachment 8, Page 131 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 aovcniber 3, 2020 RE- Acadia 1-1e lth Care, CTC Corporation To ww8l orn it nuay concern, Writing today on behalf of Acadia I iealth Care as a tenant reference. As a small business owner located in the heart of central Mississippi for almost twenty years. My partners and I had sonic initial concern s/cw nversaat.ions regarding the occupancy of Xcadia I With within our property. The property is comprised of 17,000 square feet of multi -tenanted professional office space. The location is considered locally to be above average location wvise, The lease process with Acadia while lengthy was fair on both sides and the end result was amicable. Acadia as a tenant has been above average in professionalism and accountability. If you stag in commercial real estate long cnou h, tenant/iandiord problems will occur, Acadia has handled the minor issues we've had over the past three years in a timely fashion and more importantly without having to ask more than once, Please feel free to contact me directly with any questions you may have, Rcspco rally, William Speed, CC I 01 �. 24-113 0 Jeff" s ecdcres,ccen Speed Commercial al Real Estate P.O.Box 806 idpeland„ MS 391 ' Attachment 8, Page 133 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 I A I n WANIS �,, ROtHERS DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 � jv rmx November 11, 2020 To o It May Conce Acadia healthcare operating Clarksville Treatment Center, LLC leases space in a multi -tenant project we own and manage known as Gateway Grassing, located at 495 Dunlop Lane, Clarksville, Tennessee. essee._ Tenants in Gateway Grassing ° elude a branch bankArmed Farces recruiting offices, a Pediatric Dentistry and Orthodontics practice, as well as rather professional and medical offices. We have enjoyed an excellent relationship ith Acadia: Healthcare and their subsidiary Clarksville Treatment Center. They have been model tenants and I would encourage any landlord to consider leasing space to theme You are welcome to contact me should you have questions. Sincerely, Wayne Wilkinson, CCIM President Ai Clarksville Attachment 8, Page 135 Mamom Justirs a Willikom Community Development Director with copy to - Lelia Carver Senior Planner Consultant Community Development Department City of Tustin 300 Centennial Way Tustin, CA 92780 RE: CUP application for 535 East First Street, Second Floor, Tustin, CA California Treatment Services, LLC, a subsidiary of Acadia Healthcare Company, Inc. of Ms. Willkom: Thank you for returning my call on Wednesday morning. You mentioned that the application is being circulated and that your department is waiting on comments back from a couple of other departments; however, you said that you would prompt the to get their comments back to you as soon as possible. Thank you for that. Attachment 9, Page 136 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 PO hni 'D A06 It adgr ks ndE ,M '; 39 ➢ 5q -0806 6d I . 9 is & I G 5 1 1 November 3, 2020 RE: Acadia I fealth Care, CTC Corporation To whoin it may concern, Jeff@speederes.com Speed Commercial Real I-Lstalc RO. Box 806 Rideland, MS 39158 Attachment 9, Page 140 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 WANG BROTHERS INV WB LLC ESTMENTS Wang Brothers Investments, LL 2417 Mariner Square Lapp Suite 247 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 November 11, 2020 To Whom It May Concens: Acadia Healthcare operating as Clarksville Treatment Center, LLC leases space in a multi -tenant project we own and manage known as Gateway Crossing, located at 495 Dunlop Lane, Clarksville, Tennessee. Tenants in Gateway Crossing include a branch bank, Armed Forces recruiting offices, a Pediatric Dentistry and Orthodontics practice, as well as othcr professional and medical offices. We have enjoyed an excellent relationship with Acadia Healthcare and their subsidiary Clarksville Treatment Center. They have been model tenants and I would encourage any landlord to consider leasing space to them. You are welcome to contact me should you have questions. M� Wayne Wilkinson, CCIM President NCI Clarksville —4 wwwmaidarksville com M 1cSC Attachment 9, Page 142 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Community Development Department Sent via e-mail to ant on mruscella,,Wacadiahealthcare,,com Tony Ruscella Acadia Healthcare Company, Inc. 9009 Carothers Blvd- Suite 1-1 Franklin, TN 37067 SUBJECT: INCOMPLETENESS OF CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT (CUP- 2022-0009) FOR A MEDICAL CLINIC OUT -PATIENT ONLY Dear Mr. Ruscella, TUSTIN BuILDING OUR FUTURE HONORING OUR PAST Thank you for your application, received on April 19, 2022, requesting approval of a Conditional Use Permit (CUP) for the operation of a medical clinic out -patient only for the proposed Comprehensive Treatment Center/Clinic (CTQ on the second (2nd) floor of an existing office building located in the Downtown Commercial Core Specific Plan (SP-12) at 535 E. First Street. This request is identified as CUP 2022-0009. The Community Development Department has reviewed your submitted materials, and in conformance with Government Code Section 65943, this is notification that your application is considered incomplete. For your application to be considered complete, all information, exhibits, and materials identified in Exhibit A must be provided, and all comments addressed. Please note that additional potential conditions of approval will be provided once the project is deemed complete. Please address each comment, and submit two (2) sets of plans, and an electronic copy for review. When you are ready to resubmit your project, please contact me so that arrangements can be made to accept the resubmiftal, Should you have any questions or concerns regarding this project, I can be reached at (714) 573-3126 or ME= cs� Lelia Carver Senior Planner Consultant Attachment: Exhibit A- Comments and Corrections cc: Philip Teyssier, Atomic Investments, Inc. 300 Centennial Way, Tustin, CA 9278o * P: (714) 573-3100 e F- (714) 573-3113 @ www.tustinea.org Attachment 10, Page 143 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 11Tevssier DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 From: Hultrdh, Irma lFluitron tustinca;arRa Sent. Wednesday; May 18, 2022 7; 12 P To: Brian Spalding Brian.Spaldin acadiandalthcare.co > : hilip atcmic-inc.com; Kuitr n, Irma <IHuitr n tustinca. r > Subject: FVV: 535 East First Street Importance. high WARNING: This email originated from outside of Acadia alt car °s email system. Please use CAUTION when clicking links, ripening attachments, or providing information unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe. HI Brian Will you please email me alist of year questions? I will get the answers for you right away, once I receive your list. Sincerely, Irma From, Philip Tayssir Sent: Wednesday, May 18, 2022 4:10 PM To: Huitr n, Irma �IKuitr�ah tustin aac�rr c. Brian Spalding <fitan-Spalcfin acadiahealthcarexorn> Subject: RE: 535 East First Street Hi Irma, Thank you for the email. Brian Spalding with Acadia had the questions and per my conversation with him a few moments ago, he said that he was told by Rachel in planning that he would have the responses by the and of today. I suggested that he reach out to you if he has not heard back yet. I have your number as 714-573-3035. Kara is his information Brian Spalding, PIMP I CTC Project Manager Il Acadia Healthcare Direct: 1() 421-6833 Email: E rian. al ina AdadiaFlaalthcare,c rri DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Brian Spalding P P I C TC Project 14,9awlvea H dp CTC Group ACACIA HEALTHCARE C.TC` Division Headquarters k pi id Use Disorder Programs 9009 Carothers Pkwy„maide CI i°raankhn, IN 37067 gria,ga aldino � A IM (828) 421-683' May 19, 2022 Leila Carver Senior Planner Consultant Community unity Development Department City of TUS ire 300 Centennial Way Tustin, CA 92750 RE: Response to your letter dated May 13, 2022 addressed to Tony Ruscella % Acadia, for Conditional Use Permit (CUP 20 -0009) for an out -patient counseling and treatment center at 535 East First Street, Tustin, California. Dear Ms. Carver: In reply to your May 13, 2022 letter which included an Exhibit A titled, Comments and Corrections, please fired our responses, matching your Exhibit A numbering system with an "R" added to indicate that it is our response. During this phase of the process, I will be taking over for Tony, so please reach out tome with any additional questions and responses. Our Rsinsesa 1. Please see Attachment A titled, "PROPOSED FLOOR PLAID" showing an updated layout to the second floor to what is currently in place. As explained previously, the entire project, including landscaping, parking, building and inside improvements, are all existing. The second floor restroorns were completely rebuilt to ADA standards in 2002 per City of Tustin Permit Number CO2-0033, which was finalized by the City on December 23, 2002. The proposed floor plan provided does modify the upstairs to some degree, including new restroorns, A comprehensive set of tenant improvement drawings, prepared by a duly licensed architectural and engineering firm, will be provided as part of the building department approval process. R2. See Attachment 0 titled, "6 MSPENSINc POLICES" as part of the Acadia°s overall operational manual and the polices are based on state and federally mandated requirements. Responses to Planning Division Comments R3. See Attachment C showing Acadia"s California Locations, Acadia is a national company with locations in 40 states and Puerto Rico. Responses to Building Division Comments As stated above, a comprehensive set of tenant improvement drawings will be prepared by licensed professionals and submitted for building department permit review necessary for a building permit. 4. As is identified on the Proposed Floor Plan, all work gill be in compliance with the California code within the series for 2019 if the drawing package will be submitted prior to January 1, 2023, and to the 2022 code if the drawing package is submitted on or after January 1, 2023. 1n this case, we plan on providing the tenant improvement package prior to the end of the year. Attachment 12, Page 154 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Responses to Polke Department Comments R120 We are happy to meet with the Tustin Police Department to address any concerns and answer any questions which they may have. As stated in earlier correspondence and discussions, the facility is subject to review and permitting by other Federal and State agencies prior opening and throughout its operation, Additionaliy, monitoring cameras will be installed and dedicated persons will be assigned to physically monitor the location, DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Community Development Department DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 EXHIBIT A COMMENTS AND CORRECTIONS 535 E. FIRST STREET CUP-2022-0009 The following comment is based on the Development Application submittal requirements (Section 8), Refer to the detailed instructions at the following fink- AgRrication-PDR The application materials received are inconnpiete due to insufficient information provided in the first appkation submittal, 1, Please provide a proposed floor plan for all proposed tenant improvements and incorporate the Building Division comments below. The proposed floor shall include the foftwing information, a. Dimension and label the I msincWdin_q but not limited o RrMosed use of all areas and rooms —the loc�t—ion of behaviomal it�her—a'offices me—ckcW coqgg11ab(jn sph Ki ma M� — agM_ _ M i—oca—fion o—fm—edlcation dosets hall 3�s ._gt�j�w. eLc). 2. Addendum to Letter of Opgratiori�descd�bin_gthe protocols for se2U[!curi _12g on- MAnd rnonditog6dng 1 Planning Division Comaments 3, Please provide a list of Acadia Healthcare Comprehensive Treatment Center/Clinic (CTC) facHifies in Cafifornia slrnHar in operation characteristics to the proposed use in Tustin (especially 41 Southern California), The list should include name, address, square footage, years in operation; approximate number of clients served (per day), hours of operation, and number of staff onsite per day. 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Only staffmembers who have been given the peer of Attorney (FOA) from the CTC sponsors can order medication. A copy of the POA must be canfile at the supplier, the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) and in the CTOes Resource Binder. 2, Medication must be ordered from the appropriate pharmaceutical supplier. 3, When ordering medication, J.S. Official Carder Forms (Schedules I & 11 DEA Form 222), Supplied y the DEA, must be used. These forms are numbered and preprinted with the company's DEA Registration number and must be used in numerical order. Reorder forms are provided by DEA and are ordered online, a. Instructions on the back of the DEA 222 Order fora will be follo e . b. The DEA 222 Order forms are in book farms and are in numerical order. Note: When you receive new DEA 222 Order forms, open all envelopes to locate the starting number and ensure that the DEA 222 Order forms wHI be used in numerical order. c, The DEA 222 Order forms will be used in numerical order. d. Do not make any erasures or alterations. e, If an error is made, the DEA 222 Carder form will be marked VOID and kept on file, f, No White Out will be used. . The forms must be filled out completely. 4. A staff member authorized to order rnsust corn plete the fo , Note: The Regional Director, Clinic Director and Nursing Supervisor or designee should be authorized to order medication. 5. A photocopy is to be made of the completed DEA 222 Order forms and placed in the Schedule 11 DEA Binder and uploaded to the OTC: Resources Sharelcolnt. Select "DEA Documentation' and then select the appropriate clinic name's folder and copy or upload to the subfolder named `222 FORMS'. Use the standardized document name 'Ctlinic name msm dd yy For exam le, 'Co e11222 01 29 20'. 6. The original DEA 222 Order forms is sent to the pharmaceutical company to place an order. 7. When the medication order is received the "Date Received" and "Amount Received" is to be filled out. A copy of the competed foam is to be mailed or ernaiMed to the DEA. a. The DEA address is on the back of the DEA 222 Order foam. Attachment 12, Page 170 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 CTC Effective Date: January 2016 Revised: July 2017 (CA), May 2016 ODIVISION Reviewed: September 2019 DrsPENsiNG — MONTHLY INVENTORY ACCOUNTABILITY AND REcORDKEEPING (CA) Iodic Each CTC will complete an accountability audit on the last day of each month, after medication dispensing is completed. The monthly inventory forms, SpHiNariance Reports, software reports, and any additional accountability forms requested by the internal DEA Specialist, All required accountability and recordkeeping documentation will be sent to the Regional DEA Specialist by the 51h working day of the month. 3. Using computerized software, the following reports should be printed for each medication type dispensed at the CTC: a. Inventory on hand on close of business on the last day of the month b. Report showing all inventory received during the month c. All inventory miHigrarns distributed to patients during the month rl, All inventory milligrams distributed through spill, destruction, or loss during the month 4. [CA Specific: For non-EMR inventory, for each medication, review, a. Ancillary Medication Inventory Shipment Receipt Log (CA) b. Individual Patient Medication Administration Record (CA) c. Ancillary Medication Patient Dispensing Log per Bottle (CA) & A review of all spillis/loss, by nurse, wifl be cornpieted by the Clinic Director. 9. Maintain all monthly inventory reports and logs and any additional rebated accountability and recordkeeping documentation in the Monthly Reports/Spfll and Variance Binder in the Dispensing Room, Refer to the rorms Manual for the following forms: Monthly Buprenorphidelhtafoxone Film Inventory Attachment 12, Page 173 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 L�'Iappuffaffly rufliga �Vwuf Attachment 12, Page 174 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 2, The Clinic, Director will review the logs received and comptete the Medication Spill/Variance DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Effective Date: January 2016 hjCTC Reviewed: September 2019 DIWSION 6. 1. 11 MsPENsiw - CuRB-Sw DosiNG Policy - The CTC will make accommodations to provide medication to patients "curb -side" (at a patient's automobile) in accordance with all federal and state regulations in the event a patient is unable to enter the CTC, Attachment 12, Page 183 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Effective Date: JanuM 20,16 Revised: September 2019, August 2019, May 2019, April 2019, May 2018, October 2016 Reviewed: September 2019 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 CTC Effective Date: January 2016 Revised: October 2016 ODIVISION Reviewed: September 2019 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 CTC DIVISION 6.2.3 TAKE-Hows- HOLIDAY EXCEPTIONS Effective Date: January 2016 Revise ; April 2018 Reviewed: September 2019 In the event a CTC is not closed for a holiday, the CTC physician may approve a holiday take-home if the patient has met applicable federall, state and CTC criteria. All patients are responsible for their methadone take-home bottle when received. Methadone will not be replaced under any circumstances. Documentation for Holiday Exception will be as followed: Attachment 12, Page 200 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Effective Date: JanuarIFCTC y 201 Revised: Arigust 2019, May 2018 DIWSION Reviewed: September 2019 6.3.1 SCREENINGPROCEDURES Policy, The purpose of this policy is to establish procedures related to the screening and admission for patients prior to receiving opioid treatment rasing buprenorphine„ buprenorphine}naloxone. The following procedures should be followed to screen patients entering buprenorphine, buprenorphinefnalo one treatment. ➢ te. In all bu renorphine, buprenorphinefnaloxone policies, where the CTC physician is referenced. a physician extender or similar licensed medical staff member may perform the duties of the CTC physician, if designated by the CTC physician and allowed by the individual state regulatory authorities where the C T is located. Morphine/Opioid Methadone (unless history has been established prior to admission) Benaodiazepine Amphetamine Cocaine Attachment 12, Page 202 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 4. Pavents aepenaent on Snort- cteng opoi s (e.g: nyarornorphone, exycodcne, neroln) Who WIN be receiving medically supervised withdrawa@ should be Inducted directly onto buprenrrrphlnea DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 blood leveis) tip to a maximum dose of 24/6 mg. per day. A target dose for the first week may be 12/3 — DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Attachment 12, Page 207 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Effective Date: January 2016 FOWD TIVC�rS, 10 N Reviewed: September 2019 Attachment 12, Page 209 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 CTC Effective Date: January 201 Revised: April 2019 IrDMSION Reviewed: September 2019 Policy. The purpose of this policy is to recognize patients who have certain life circumstances, co -morbid medical or behavioral conditions that warrant special consideration during the assessment and treatment of opioi addiction awing methadone, buprenorphine, bu renor hinednaloxone and nalc one. Procedure: A: Patients with MedicM Co -Occurring Medical Conditions Patients with o icrid addiction often have other co-occurring medical problems as o consequence of bath high -risk behaviors and of direct toxic effects of the active and inert ingredients in Mick drugs. With patients being treated with medication -assisted treatment, it is important to screen for and manage common co- occurring medical conditions and to anticipate known and potential drug interactions: B. Geriatric Patients Literature on the use of buprenorphine, buprenorphinelnaloxone in geriatric patients is extremely limited Due to poterntlal differences in rates of metabolism and absorption compared to younger individuals, care should be exercised in the use of buprenorphine, buprenorphineinalo one in geriatric patients D. Patients with Significant Psychiatric Co - Occurring Conditions The presence and severity of co-occurring psychiatric conditions must be assessed prior to initiating medication -assisted treatment, and a determination made whether referral to specialized behavioral health services are necessary. The psychiatric disorders most commonly encountered in patients addicted to opioids are other substance abuse disorders, depressive disorders, post -traumatic stress disorder, substance -induced psychiatric disorders and personality disorders such as antisocial and borderline personality disorder. As with medical co-occurring conditions, it is important to screen for and manage psychiatric conditions and to explore the potential for complications with medications used to treat the psychiatric conditions. DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 opioid for its good -altering effects, as long as the patient meets DSIVI-5 criteria for Cpioid Use Disorder, Moderate or Severe. Patients who need treatment for pain but not for substance use disorder should be treated within the context of a medical or surgical setting. They should not be transferred to a medication assisted treatment program simply because they have become physically dependent on prescribed opioids in the course of medical treatment, although they can be for detoxification or maintenance therapy if the patient meets current DS - criteria for opioid use disorder, moderate or severe intensity. Patients who are being treated for addiction also may experience pain due to illness or injury unrelated to drug use. Pain in patients receiving methadone, buprenorphine, or bu renorphinernaloxone treatment for opioid addiction should be treated initially with non-opioid analgesics when appropriate, Patients maintained on methadone, buprenorphine, buprenorphineinaloxone whose acute pain is net relieved by non-opioid medications should receive the usual aggressive pain management, which may include the use of short -acting opioid pain relievers. While patients are taking opioid pain medications, the administration of buprenorphine, bu renorphinelnaloxone generally should be discontinued, When restarting buprenorphine, buprenorphinelnalo one, to prevent acutely precipitating withdrawal, administration generally should not begin until sufficient time has elapsed for the opioid pain medication to have cleared from the patient's systems, as demonstrated by the onset of early withdrawal symptoms (CTC physician/designee should be consulted regarding this specific situation, if deemed appropriate). patients who are receiving long -acting opioids for chronic severe pain are not good candidates for buprenorphine, uprenor,phineinaloxone treatment, However, such patients can be treated by the outside physician treating their pain with long -acting opioids while taking methadone from the CTC (for treatment of their OUD), (rate that additional methadone in such a case should not be used by the physician treating the patient's pain. 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"aeP:.P:9A,3iCs'#R4Np 5i3. .„i, Document printed / saved on 05/ 8/2022 Prices subject to change dtritaR:4'vJ�mre.�Y$�€r➢ro3 ikt:tiros.�srrru�swnroj;#iit9�ts�k.it��e2.#-Prom-t.kczsC#y'a9��nI# .Fe;��.Pz�acS�sn m'k�a,+. �as�xPr-44t#i3-"u«aEoshtm8 +a6 Attachment 12, Page 239 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Justina Wilikorn Community Development Director RE: CUP 2022-0009 application for 535 East First Street, Second Floor, Tustin, CA California Treatment Services, Ll-C, a subsidiary of Acadia Healthcare Company, Inc. We are in need of your help with this application and hope that you can assist. Currently, I understand that the planning department won't have a response back to us until next week on Friday, June 10, 2022, and any hope of meeting the June 14, 2022 planning commission hearing has passed. I understand that, per Leila's conversation with the Acadia's project manager, Brian Spalding, she is still waiting on the police department's review and she anticipates another round of comments. We would appreciate that the application be considered complete as soon as possible so that we can make the June 28, 2022 planning commission hearing. Is there any way we can get the comments, if there are any, back on Monday June 6, 2022? As you know, we have been working with the planning department since January of this year. The property is fully developed and we are not requesting any allowances be made, even for items such as parking, as the site has more parking that what is required. At every opportunity we have responded to the C4's requests for more information, even for items such as what type of employee breakroorn appliances will be used, even though that should not be necessary under a CUP application. This project benefits disabled individuals and, ultimately, the City of Tustin and the communities it serves. There is an urgent need, and any help you can provide will be greatly appreciated. Attachment 14, Page 244 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Community Development Department Remembering what connects us. Sent via e-mail to Brlian.$p,,a,tdirlg!—a,pqpdiahep'l't,hcare.com Brian Spalding Acadia Healthcare Company, Inc. 9009 Carothers Blvd., Suite B-1 Franktin, TN 37067 SUBJECT: INCOMPLETENESS OF CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT (CUP-2022-0009) FOR A MEDICAL CLINIC OUT -PATIENT ONLY (2.d SUBMR-TAL) Dear Mr. Spalding: Thank you for your application, received on May 19, 2022, requesting approval of a Conditional Use Permit (CUP) for the operation of a medicat clinic out -patient only for the proposed Comprehensive Treatment Center/CLinic (CTC) on the second (2nd) floor of an existing office building Located in the Downtown CornmerciaL Core Specific Plan (SP-12) at 535 E. First Street. This request is identified as CUP 2022-0009. The Community Development Department has reviewed your submitted materials, and in conformance with Government Code Section 65943, this is notification that your application is considered incompLete. For your application to be considered complete, all information, exhibits, and materials identified in Exhibit A must be provided, and aLt comments addressed. Please address each comment, and submit two (2) sets of plans, and an electronic copy for review. When you are ready to resubmit your project, please contact me so that arrangements can be made to accept the resubmittaL. Should you have any questions regarding this letter of your CUP application, I can be reached at (714) 573-3126 or ki,;,,@ _,Tye, Sincerely, '1j'q CA44.-, Leila Carver Senior Planner Consultant 300 Centennial Way, Tustin, CA92780 * 714-573-3000 * tusfinca,orq Attachment 15, Page 245 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Attachment: Exhibit A- Comments and Corrections cc: Raymond Barragan, Principal Planner Consultant Irma Huitron, AssMant Community DeveLoom ent Director — Planning 30OCentenniatWay , Tustin; CA92780 e 714-573-3000 * tusfinca.org Attachment 15, Page 246 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 EXHIBITA COMMENTS AND CORRECTIONS (2 No SUBMITTAL) 535 E. FIRST STREET Emropq� �dFto�orPlan Rease provide the foRoring information/corrections on the plans as appi,icabLe: 1. Provide a north arrow and scale on the plan. 2. Specify use and provide additionat detail of the following areas in order for city to understand any other appticabte requirements: a) Area that is not labeled that is approximately 1,560 square feet in area — 26'x60' floor Curb -side dosing a. The hours of operation of curb -side dosing, b. Additionat detait on a revised Site Ran to identify proposed Location/area of parking LoVspaces that the proposed curb -side dosing wiLL take place. Attachment 15, Page 247 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 June 22, 2022 Lelia r Senior Planner Consultant Community v to d p rt ent City of Tustin 300 Centennial Way Tustin, CA 92780 Conditional Use Permit (CUP 2022-0009) 535 East Flmt Street, Tustin, California Applicant's andOwner's response to your June 17, 2022 letter requesting additional Information. 1. Response letter to Leila carver Wth city of Tustin from Brian Spalding with Acadia. 112, Copy of Lelia carver's June 17, 2022 letter, Included For reference, [13. Attachments: Revised Floor Flan is response to itern Received y city of Tustin Pianning Department Date tv rant Name: Attachment 16, Page 251 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Contents, El 1. Response letter to Lelia Carver with City of Tustin from Brian Spalding with Acadia. 1:1Z Copy of Lelia Carver's June 17, 2022 letter, included for reference. 1:11 Aftachments: El Revised Floor Plan El Owner's response to item #9 Received by City of Tustin Planning Department Date Print Name* Attachment 16, Page 252 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 ACADIA P 3,; 1 � rm'% 0, 1 CTC Group Oploid Use Disorder Programs Brian Spalding PMP � CTC Project Manager 11 ACACIA HEALTHCARE CTC Division Headquaners 9009 Carothers Pk wC Suite GI Franklin, TN 37067 iaHeaftheare.com www.acadiaheaftlivare,com Di (828) 42 W -6833 RE: Response to your letter dated June 17, 2022, addressed to: Brian Spalding/Acadia Healthcare, Subject: INCOMPLETENESS OF CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT (CUP- 2022-0009) FOR A MEDICAL CLINIC OUT -PATIENT ONLY (2nd SUBMITTAL) In reply to your June 17, 2022 letter with the attached Exhibit A titled, Comments and Corrections (2nd Submittal), please find our responses, The text which is in italics are your comments as copied from Exhibit A of your lefter, and our responses follow each of your comments and start with an "R" indicating that it is our response. rad Fir Ian ants 1e Provide a north arrow and scale on the plan, Rle North Arrow and Scale. Drawing updated to show north arrow and scale. R2. Additional Detail on Floor Plan a) Area is open and has no specific use other than to provide access to the surrounding offices. We plan to leave this area as it exists to save on construction cost. AcMdalCity of Tustin June 22, 2022 Page I Attachment 16, Page 253 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 — ---- --- --- ------- y) 'upril N "'4 WAS ISQJ OR S F S c-3 S, n XT J r N Z Is on A r X N�S ri Al > W-0 oil & IT 1 '!3 �,,S T t -""4— OCR 9 M" AAR ti a du a N _MP EMT tvie W 6 % soy Not, .%A not MR P M&H AASAF zu 'I Mv 2-h w E a t ---------- Q 1 19 1 8 1 ii Attachment 16, Page 259 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 FAX (619) 263-2995 In regards to Item 13, this is no longer relevant. As background information, at one time, a separate entity owned the front lot with the building (Akita 401-151-08), and a separate entity owned the two back lots (APIN's 401-151-13 and 401-163-10). The Item 13 Agreement addressed various issues such as a ground lease, rights to acquire the prop", and cross - access easements between the entities. However, none of this is relevant any longer because Atomic owns all three parcels, as demonstrated in the Prelim Title Report, Therefore, the reciprocal use agreement is for only for ingress and egress as provided for in Item 12 of the Prelim Title Report There is no shared parking agreement. Every parking space for all three lots (ATVs 401-151-08, 401-161-13, and 401-163-10) are fully owned and controlled by Atomic and are 100% available for use to the building with none of the parking spaces promised, leased, encumbered, etc. to any other entities other than those parties leasing areas of the Subject Building, There is no existing joint -use (shared) parking agreement with the adjacent property to the west (APN 401 -15-11 - Wellington Office Plaza). Attachment 16, Page 260 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 M Attachment 16, Page 261 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 WW. 7MUIPORB. in ecmaiderstion of the nutual agremgmte heraLn ooptained. the pasting covenant and a� agree tar tbmselves, and theiz heirs, successors. and assigns, of follow@,, 1q 333ht-2L-ypy_2f cmt rt Afivociates and, all tenants and licenzews of Parcel I or any part thersoi shall have a right -of -Way at all timaz,' in cowwon, with the owner of ?mrcel 2 anS all tonarite and licensees of Parcel 2 of any part ther*of, for for wobicles and peAestrions over a tzip of land tbrov9h aarctl 2. 5�;ch right-cf-i,ay Aball pr,2vicfe aorta s thxough the eastexly boundary ILne of Parc*l 2 ard ever Parcel 2 and *hall be Mt lees than 25 feet wid 6 on the straiPct portions tbereof and hmv* a radius of rat less th&r. 25 feet or the c,,;rved portions then so as to provide access {imqriss aj%d agr"al through the easterly bonr.4fary line Of Parpal I t1wough', Parcel 2 and ingress andraatthxo%9% the southerly boundary line of Parcel 2 to First %txaeta , IAKstion of Bosch right -of-way may be at any place in Parcel 2 w�,d way be vaxied from time to time by SLegals, *o loaq an 7 it pTogidel ingress and eScesat ownsh th- =U-147 locuzdary line of. 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Brian Spalding Acadia Heatthcare Company, Inc. 9009 Caruthers Blvd.® Baits r1 Franklin, TN 37067 SUBJECT: COMPLETENESS OF APPLICATIONFOR CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT 222- g L CLINIC OUT -PATIENT ONLY IN THE DOWNTOWNI E SPECIFIC PLAN (SP-12)g d FIRST STREET, TUSTIN, Dear Mr. Spalding: 300 Centenniat Way, Tustin, CA 92780 e 714- 73-3000 a tusfinca,org Attachment 17, Page 278 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 CUP 2022-0009 535 E. First Street Duty 21, 2022 Page 2 Your project has been tentatively scheduLed for a Planning Commission hearing on August 23, 2022, at 7:00 p.m, Additional, information wiLL be provided regarding the Planning Commission hearing. Acopyof the meeting agenda and staff rep ortforyour project well be avail.abLe seventy- two (72) hours prior to the scheduLed meeting. Should you have any questions, please contact me at (714) 573-3115 or by etectronic mail at J-\MiJLkDm@JqALqr,a�M . CC: Philip Teyssier, Atomic Investments, Inc, Pamela Sapetto, Sapetto Real Estate Sotutions, Inc Justina WiRkom, Community Development Director Irma Huitron, Assistant Director - Planning Raymond Barragan, Principat Manner Lelia Carver, Senior Planner ConsuLtant Community Devetopment Department 300 Centennial Way, Tustin, CA' 753 a 714-573-3000 - tustinca.org Attachment 17, Page 279 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Public Records Request Form mF City of Tustin, C I arts requesting thefollowing; `rhis paablir recordS request is for any and all documomts, ein ails, recordings, diagrams, discuss ion notes, rneeting and corre5p riding minutes, calendars, hand Wrrit no rrr ms p0cy decisions (internal and externalf, findings, police department findings, research done can the proposed applicant, ail ,as 0, relater to the conditional use, permit (CLIP 2022-0009) for the applicant, California Treatment r:arvlcpm , r,L (a a ubali i ary of Acadia tleaithcare Company, Inc,) treatment center at 535 East First: Sitt`aret„ Tustin, CA. The time period is starting on and with January f, 2022 through the hate of ttaar praiaiic Fecords request and includes any aforementioned items which ,were generated prior to the t"rne ,,{Fa0en the CUP application was srrbrnitted. .'Isis public rerwds request is interoJed to be all inclusive, As, reference Atomic laaarraafra ente, Inc, it ffie owner of 535 East Drat Street, l am acting as are individual as °oat..11 as farPsid nt of Atomic, The known persons to erne, at than City, that have been vaorkirsp on this project are as f¢ ltiwvs Manning Department Samantha Beier, Senior Planner Irma Hultr n; pealstant Director ftaatina Af8llaaarn fCiorne unity Devetoprnent Dlfectorf Raymond Barragaarr Versa Hurtaarlca forge Wdonado, Naanner of the Day Le to Carver, Senior Pa an aor t'zas°sultaant A. Coweaa Economic Deve,ioprn nt Office Chris KusLer, Director, of Econorrdc lypveioponent Police Department Sarah p-rnxei-limp CRY COUncil Mayor Austin kPr,!rrafard Therefore, ttaiv public records requests also la°te,.ludes any of their individual calendars, rrasama books, ernarls, rate. which they keep which have comment„ regarding this CLIP, including those p6or to the CUP application being °aiifar ku-,d, and the prrrfaeity in rrr;nerarl, Arly drawings was part of the application xs being rerjueslvd, and ;additlonall , I will be providing a sepiaate Affidavit of taatip Requesting ,spas+cba nfl).apliration or Official Plans, are regUired by the City, to aaaore that all necessary request formr, heavy+ been provided by rne, Regard e, 5. please pmvide all of the r°i,i°ar riaal requested that you can provide without data notarized forrn, As you are aware, the above roqnested materials need to be provided within 1D (lays and since all of the rnateri als waaa-e recent, tf ere should not be any re a.a..on for the tiky to rtf>a.d additional this- to... corr,ply with tsar; la ry, Property address of records 535 East First at r-et requested (if applicable): rtaafirs Ca _ 92780 Attachment 18, Page 281 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Contact name: phMp Teyssler Contact email: phMp@atornicAnc,com Contact phone number. 61-234-7966 Contact address: 3200 Hgh3 n3 Ave i4- hi clonal My 4 9150 How redid the contact like to EmaH caws the : (checkone): Attachment 18, Page 282 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 MICHAEL S. DAUDT DIRECT DIAL: (714) 415-1059 DIRECT FAX: (714) 415-1159 E-MAIL: MDAUDT@WSS-LAW.COM August 11, 2022 VIA EMAIL Philip Teyssier phji ipC&atomic-inc.com Re: City of Tustin — Public Records Act Request Received July 21, 2022 — Notice of Determination Dear Mr. Teyssier: This office serves as City Attorney to the City of Tustin, California (the "City") and has been asked to respond to your recent Public Records Act request on behalf of the City. This letter shall serve as the City's notice of determination as to whether your request seeks copies of non- exempt, non -privileged, and disclosable public records in the City's possession, pursuant to the California Public Records Act ("the Act") (Government Code § 6250 et seq.). On July 7, 2022, the City received your request for public records seeking "...any and all documents, emails, recordings, diagrams, discussion notes, meeting agendas and corresponding minutes, calendars, handwritten notes, policy decisions (internal and external), findings, police department findings, research done on the proposed applicant, all as it relates to the conditional use permit (CUP 2022- 0009) for the applicant, California Treatment Services, LLC (a subsidiary of Acadia Healthcare Company, Inc.) treatment center at 535 East First Street, Tustin, CA. The time period is starting on and with January 1, 2022 through the date of this public records request and includes any aforementioned items which were generated prior to the time when the CUP application was submitted." After receipt of your request, by letter dated August 1, 2022, I notified you of the City's exercise of its right to a 1.4-day time extension within which to provide its notice of determination. The City has evaluated your request in an effort to make a determination as to whether the request seeks copies of disclosable public "records," as defined by the Act, that are in the possession of the City. The City has located records using reasonable efforts to locate responsive, or potentially responsive, documents. (City of ' San Jose v. Superior Court (2017) 2 Cal.5I' 608, 627) ("The scope of an agency's search for public records `need only be reasonably calculated to locate responsive documents."') 1707342.1 Attachment 19, Page 283 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 The City has identified non-exempt, non -privileged, and disclosable public records deemed responsive to your request. Please be advised that records will not be produced, or may be redacted, to the extent they are determined to be exempt from disclosure pursuant to the following exemptions: the attorney -client privilege and attorney work product doctrine (Government Code § 6254(k); Evidence Code § 954; Code of Civil Procedure § 2018.030); preliminary drafts, notes or interagency or intra-agency memoranda that are not retained in the ordinary course of business (Government Code § 6254(a)); and deliberative process privilege and/or public interest exemption (Government Code § 6255; Times Mirror v. Superior Ct. (1991) 53 Cal.3d 1325). An initial batch of non-exempt, non -privileged, and disclosable public records deemed responsive to your request are attached to this correspondence. The City will continue to diligently search for, compile and review additional records potentially responsive to your request. Once identified, the additional non-exempt, non -privileged, disclosable public records will be promptly produced. If it is determined that any subsequently identified records are exempt from disclosure, in whole or in part, we will so notify you at that time. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me at your convenience. Sincerely, WOODRUFF, SPRADLIN & SMART A Professional Corporation ISIRWaeM Paade Michael S. 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T m cg d VV) r In rrs v VF s v t1 v v in d z o, u-s I u, oI ,_n 'T v, v - M� ,n v, cn v v F d v 'T M D w d D w= w d cc Attachment 19, Page 288 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 > Z w Q - did 1 Cr W Ul WLU O = W d S is d U " Z r Z — UvI1 CL QFU z W Z > >> LU P w W > LU > UUQ N �p LU U Jd z U -a W Of U I LLJ M v V W U C.L vt W U ti Lu U Vl J V} W2 Wv 2' v t V u v un 91 t— f— O vi - - - cn v� cn ut U, vi Qs un � yr � vI V) v V) �- I- f- H f- F- t- I, f= I- I- f✓ ! t- t- � ry F y, In Vt M M V) V) V) vt M vt vi Lnv) M V) — V5 w w w w w w uw w w w W w W w M w w w o 0 0 o a o 0 0 0 o a o o b o a Cs e$ c � c L - tat � CO I to 7 w .0 v f N - c0 rn 00 = ram- un M d- rr u — zv5 w 00 M r* I tc is i w O w rv5 w w tft w v � t- i 4+- ref V v tt1 m O w i v r� CDd' Ln t- v h- v .� n Ln lD to w O 1� is Y O iTT tx3 01 M O v Q v O v v v � N N N N i Q ZQ iQ N id tQ N [Q is tQ 2C Ri tC ['O a-+ •2 O �f' N N M M M N 't 'd' M 'Cf' M M M M O Ln � w V Y (t7 Cu M'6 G N ru V 11 SO -I J CC ..•• LZ n v m ,+I M rw rw R' V'+ O O'� cO N w L!l - O V - N N M N O L!t M M Yf Lt't Y' v CO CO O M M w M M of M M TYi Ln on t'C M v rJ N - - v r M r v d O d [V O d d d d d N O O O N O N d N O i'Q iQ ip B 4W M fd is M M M to M M M M M M M t'6 IM M f M O rr1 O V O w w R O rV O 2�] C3 O i`� O C id N - itocV n n w w w ie E M M v v — U a U Z w F— J Z W vt Uu - F w V r= V V U Z = P H w P w Z > > P w w = w Z _ F— > � > v, p w i- LU U w U U M LU w U t= P Q M � U d d w m Z Z - d Q d d M:p � p U U w U d < d LU J Q v v V LALU J U- G E— U �' I— U w cC � M w P aZ m M P U u U U v U P n U v v j— yr U w LLJ U U U U � C.L.. V7 L d V) LIJO U P d d d Cr d tm3 VI > d Z w �` d t� z Z Z Z Z w p" w U ZZ U u_ v v U U rn Q a c� - -G 4„ 1 cdn > d ai G N Z d > s d' s v Z Z Z Attachment 19, Page 289 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 _ w d Z vt U w CU d vII t1 d m u >>F-- > w >M u'v >d> lJ -I V -j u � u Z lJ -! Cr U J Z J d w U te U w v w w w Q d m w 0 d w p cc Vt M V) M: VS M u M i7i v M rZ Ln vi s Vt C71 Z7, v7, - - yr u7 v: V) a'F (/} ((} (!} V) CTi Pi V) Qf V) CTi P5 45 CTi PS V) v> V I V l V a e- w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w Q tQ N R7 cN �! cN cN t� cN cN cN cN [V N tN IN N. On dJ iv t� tII m d N t � O OSr OS GS CiS v—i V)w R5 w_ - Mv Vt v v O O O •L M M . v s v d" d t') i v U') M Vt M m M CN T fU (6 ru t6 w w I6 t6 @ @ dt 5 v 6 u u Vt w m Cfl OS GO u I t v t.r m t v v v v v t M — t0 v y M 7' 7 '5t 7— — r» O 4 iV to — — co O — 6"' CO CO N N V 1� F M 0 m L7C3 tC s N O O t N O O O Q O O O O O Q Q O O CS (V N iCl M to M M M N Y5i M is IN M R7 <<v Iv m IN w m m to 0 m u) — 1'! � ID v — v Q �v .v �v — N N O��.. �_. �. �.. S � z re' U— d w O J Z Cr w > D }- F- m Q w w > > d ✓ P U Ln S V` Cr = x �t I- Y- J CG 7D LU v C) in u wm v m w m V w w w s d V) d Z w w d m Z = Z = d = S S d w V v d � v d v d v v v v D v'm w w Cr M d ! J J u _2 � v Cr-, w v t1 m d m Vr uw d Q `S d d d d ::D U ✓ v t 4J G d d O an s s 0 s Z s Z d v vI d v x c Q m w ui I- Q VS H H F H F Q vi t~ Vl yr J — w d d d d d d `L n U') N LJ Z v d d w v cL a d s c s s s Z d vi y �1 O Attachment 19, Page 290 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Vl r Z Vt z Vl r z L V LUu � V +M� L > > P > F V 1) O:D O J 0 w 0 LU O w 0 d M Vl = Vn VI > — � F O w Vl z a w z auj VI z VCK, Vi z O V, z O_ m V M V J W w Q > d d d W > F Vr > O J z L z w 0 <( V o w w U w U w V v, V7 v w u 2 VI ct� v-� Of UI a V v M M " M M P P " M M M M M F, F I= F= F H O V) V7 Vi Vl Vi Vi Vl Vl Vt Vl Vl Vl Vl Vi V, VI Vt In F, F F F F F F F H F F F 1= F E! E F= 0 V7 V7 lIl VS VI VI VI Vl VI V} V7 VS VI Ln — V7 VI w w W w w w w w W w W w w w w M w w W w Q t f-N to M M M rIn td i v t v s QCD v w w rm w Ln w Ln t'+'! 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V T C1 ;Bfu ul Vl U_ Vt I- - - Q 7� M 7 7 — — — 7 &i M M iV i O — OV N to is td ig � [Q i4 to tv f� Ri tv to cv � ~ V ri w ri ry rr i v to In CL d % w V z W uj d F= f= N, V V P > > > Q W w V V V V V V a V V V V w V d VI w a a Z W w Z a z= z= w te _V V" a a F V J F F J J S w J J :D V O cc O Cr O Cry w S 0 WCd vi v u a d V d d Q d o a d�- a u z d s z z� s a z W w H F < F F M d iC d IV- a M a a a d Mii� G1 w a a C� a d% c M d M M G L 'r s s Cr s a Z Q M tTT ,T'f v lt1 �- 0 rM M zs m ru V _ t4 V t_ V - _ _ sII V tit _ J V LL F F= W In .V SO- ID - L - t_J V O O f — N N 2V iq ra N C7 CS v O O O O Q F F W z W V) d Z d F a d Cr- Z F rr F W V Y W V v z w V m F it a J ::D = V = wrr P Q F V Y L d d V w Q V7 Attachment 19, Page 291 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 L.L w 0 Ln Ln < Ln Ul u u u u u < u w u LU u LU LU LU LU LU uj > < > > > > > > u 0 0 0 0 0 w U U u -j z U u U 0 am U LU u LU uj 0 — 0 - 0 < — 0 Lu 0 LU C) A Cr Vi Ir M >- Er M Cr M M M uj cc uj uj Cr_ M 7-, M Ln "I Ln Ln Ul Ul Ul Ln VI tA Ul iyi Mi u-, ul of w w w LU LU LU ui w LU Lij w LIJ LU uj "S V 1-1 Cu Cu 1-1 O Ln A-u- WI 0 V, M Ln TT-, LO M T-,, M 00 C) kJO M r. Ln 0 Ln M Cc M 01 r-- M M Z7 CD M) �Y) T"--, C7 0 C5 C3 — C, rz r,4 rQ r, (Ij rIj CIII r"I N r"i rq (N iY 2 'IT . O. Ca M ru ru 3 a_ru ru u Q) N rM M, w z-- Ln z-- Ln 71-1 0, Ln M Ln 66 6i 6 rM IU M rQ rq rq rq M rq M M M 11 C3 Q Q O K:J M M M M M M M rIn IM M M i-1- -- -- -- -- -- -- I -- � -- M U" M rr 14 U(uz� to 0) IM 1-1 0 0 C) Z-Z2rIQ M M M M ry M M cl- cl- Ff- uj cc: r uj ?- --I -j Z U F-- wu u 0 LU M F- w LLJ — z > < u M < F� F� C6 M < Z < wU: LIJ C)f wF- O V-1 Fof - 41 LL F- LU wU LL m z z < z < u u Z F� U U u < < LLJ < z z z M u < ME < < < — '7 V) M Ul M Ly- I cl� < u U u < 11 d u D v v v LL :D w Y :D to V) < �!: ErF- w Ln w V) LIJ LIJyt or� — < — < < LIJ F- LU LL F- Li 0 z z z u u u M Ln LrI tr M Lr) it W M v < < < < — I M 00 V M �O e- z z Z6 T M --T W-1 V) -21 M CO . M TTI Lf) r7i Ln ti L-i Attachment 19, Page 292 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 m z G cJ z Q z > t— > r V V >— d V v J F- z v z Q � U M� Z v M Luis Ln v r r s z iD Q r z z s v Q ' Q to > — > r= Q in V O Z z w Q w Q Q w M M LL m vs s L v, Gn v, Gn v, u, M M v, u, u, -, 7-1 c, v, Z-17 v v to to Ln Ln S7S C7'S Cl'i CT'S QI v, vt i — w — w — w — w — w — w — w w w w — w — w w — w — w w w w u q v v _v u v v v_ v_ a _4 N N N N N ra rQ i'a 10 r'C7 r�l iQ c� [D N PC N tR — F ua Ln CO V — rF {J� CO us a u O U N tCl M , N rIj r os - v' r� ut M u, rt M CO ry v rc Ln' rM V V rn t2 m Ln Ln - Ln rc m rc - - a R M - V — d P — M en m m rn as Lo �s CO /b LS'S — 745 Ln Ln L11 >A 71 Z7 a — 9 L V c) V ca V a V CI) �t Lr) Ln r7 em C3 n v Ln s Lnn M V n CI- n L ry tTJ ry M ry M ra M ry M ra MN cv ry cv rn rq is N V N — N M N — N iC7 ra O M Ln Ln Ln Ln m Ln Ln V - - Ln _ N Ln M m M M tt7 f6 2iS s0 c6 (II w w e"_, w M. 31 M. LA v v U v u v c n a c CCO O O O O w r4s 0 Ln u, rt M Ln M - o Ln m m r w ra m - m W Ln ry r7 V iJ r M v � Ln V v — N ,- w RI Ri Ln — — N r� N O di rC] rCl p — — O L3 N v v v rV N N N ?D ?D M M N rC rQ f'C w N td i'Q i'Q i'Q rd is fQ is fa {vv M M C) M o a a o N O N N N N N rQ 1 (V N rq M N ig iti fd W co Lf) Ln Ln u, i'Q .� Cf �' Ln LI1 Ln LI1 Lfl Ln Ln Ln Ln ® a O O O O O O O O 0 0 Q v v Q v v v z z z z G w w w w w — N Pi d CJ5 v, w Q Y Q Q d Q Y �— U W V r— W V V U d Q G_ V CG V tr V CG m W V r V CG V CL o W V V �' J V= v ,, Q S D P Z) I— v, d d Q w Q H Q }— d w >— [L d >— d w W m Y-- d CT5 CTi V a a a a a z a a a d Z s s s s d C3 as P v u U en P P P p P Ln r II Ln f— d Lrn - r� d Ln Ln s V s v F. LLu M Q Y V � w in V V z Z Q zn rE p W r) UJ C) = Attachment 19, Page 293 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 U- U < E z z z -- z u tr C) LU 0 < W W Z ru z > < > > > F-- 0 0 0 0 Z U U 0 Lu Lu < 0 0 u Lu 0 ma 0 F. FE FE PE R. 0 U') V) F- F- LA %A uj LLI LU LU LU Lu LLI ";;L IN 11 M, In Z" rM rM C) In L.n 71 Ln QS Lr, lfl Ln rn rn In 'IT ro CD w yr ru M M M zz; 01 to C1- IN O CD O C:) C:) 0 0 rN M rq M c-N 10 Ln In Q1 Ln In U-) ttJ F- z z LU uj U) V1 z < z < < M U LU = F u LU z z < < In w UJ CO LU LL < ui F-- < Lu is > z 2� F-- < < � Ln — iJ > 0- Attachment 19, Page 294 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 "T Police Field Activity I nddi-,nt # 2001 u4842 Incident: 20010484z (CLu5ED) Cruatud: U [/u9/2u U4:5 /:2.3 Thursday by PHN3 GARCIA, JESSICA L)ispatchud: Closed: 01/09/20 05:10:43 P inal call type: :314F (2) INL)ECENT EXPOSURh iN/FKu(jKtSS Init. call type: 314.r (2) INL)hCEN'I'EXPOSURE IN/PROGRtSS Primary unit: 336 Case Number: Nonce Jisposition: NR:1 Grid: 24-n Uisp. group: Nhl3eat2 Location: 2101 E IS t S i KY Name:1111111111111111111111 KY Ftione: Date/Time Operator Type 0'i 10ylzO U4:58:34 2994 01/09/20 04:58:45 2994 01/09/20 04:59:21 2994 01/09/20 04:5y:40 zvv4 01/09/20 05:10:43 334 01/09/20 05:-10:43 334 Source: 'YELE PHONE Sub Type: Comment MALE AND FEM CAMPED OUT IN FRONT OF bLE)G bU I F1 FiAVE THEIR PANTS DOWN MALE AND FEM ARE NOW 4-15 VERbAL VV i I H CP'S COWORKER, REF TO LEAVE CP OBS BEER CANS AND METH PIPE NEAR THE FEM subis left, not 314 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 295 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity incident 9 200110885 M p Incident: 200110885 (CLOSED) Created: U 1/ 18/20 09:38:17 Saturday by uSFj UAKBER, CAITLIN Dispatched: 01718720 10:44:43 unit 142 by, DSP 1 289 Enroute: 01/18/20 1o:44:48 unit 142 Un Scene: 0 1 / 18/20 10:4 /:5o unit 142 Closed: 01/18/20 10:54:30 Final call type: INAKU (3) NARCOTIC ACTIVi i Y Init. call type: NAKU (J) NARC(Y1'1C ACTIVITY Primary unit: 142 Case Number: None Disposition: Nx:i (jriU: 245 Dish. group: NtBeatZ Location: 21UI E 1ST ST RP Name: RP Phone: Date/ i ime Operator Type 01/18/2009:40:2-1 3549 1 ui/i8/20 10:44:43 DSPI 2887 3 01/18/20 10:44:48 142 3 01/18/20 10:44:48 142 3 01/18/20 -w:4t:56 142 3 01/18/20 10:54:30 142 3 01h3/zu 10:54:30 142 3 Source: Sub Type: Comment CP ADVSING ALOT OF PEuPCE IN THE PARKING LOT USING DRUGS AND THE CLINIC IS (,COSED SO No ONE SHOULD BE THERE. 14z: DSPTCH (ROMERO, BENJAMIN) 142: ENROUTE j 42: Responding From = N GRAND AV\E -i ST S i 142: ATSCNE 142: AVAIL Incident t-Iv5cZI. Attachment 19, Page 296 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incident # 2UU1 17693 Case 9 2020-02508 Incident: 200117693 (CLOSED) created: U 1/29/20 22:01:16 1 uesday by 8 1 OA 8 1 OA uispatched: U 1/28/20 22:U 1: 17 uidt 816A by, 816A 8 1 OA Enroute: U 112872U 22:22:41 unit 816A UnScene: 01/28/2u 22:31:20 unit 810A closet 01/28/20 23:26:42 Pinai cart type: FA'1'UK (5) PATROL CHECK Init. call type: FA1UK(-'))FA1-R0LCHECK Primary unit: 816A Case Number: 2020-02508 (UA—ubS Arrest) uisposition: OA: I Grid: 245 Disp. group: NtBeaU Source: RADIO Sub Type: Location: 2101 E 1ST ST KF Name: RP rhone: Date/Time Operator Typ. Comment 01/28/2u zz:ui:i t 816A 3 816A: Responding From = N TUS i IM AV\E 6TH ST 01/28/20 22:01:17 816A 3 MA: DSPTCH (DONALDSON, KYLE) w lzglzu zz: 18:06 WebRMS 1 816A assigned 4asu riumDur: CI#2020-02508 01/28/20 22:22:47 8-iUA 3 816A: ENROUTE u1/28/20 22:23:01 816A 1 1 male aria i Turnale starting 20.2 01/28/20 22:31:19 $16A 1 97 ending 22.9 01/28/20 22:31:26 816A 3 816A: A I SCNE 01/28/20 23:z6:4z 816A 3 816A: AVAIL 01/28/20 23:26:42 816A 3 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 297 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Z Police Field Activity lncidt::nt # 20011932u Incident: 200119320 (CLOSED) Created: 01/31/20 0 /:45:44 Vriclay by FHN I MAKFINEZ, JESSICA Dispatched: 01/31/20 08:16:20 unit 143 by usF I 339-) tnroute: 01/31/20 09:16:46 unit 143 On Scene: Ul/J 1120 09:20:14 unit 143 Closed: 01/31/20 VS:24:2 / final call type: WELF (3) WtLtIAKt (-;11tU& mit. call type: WELk'(3) WELFARE CHtC& Primaj,y unit: 14-1 Case Number: None Disposition: AS: I urid: z45 Uisp. group: NEBea12 Location: 21ui h iS r S r RP Name: KV Phone: - Date/Time Oper-atur i ype 01 /31 /20 07:50:04 3554 1 01/31/20 0&-16:20 MSP-i 3395 3 01/31/20 08:16:20 3395 1 01 /31/20 08: 1 o:46 143 3 01/31/20 08:16:46 143 3 08:20:14 143 3 01/31/20 08:24:27 143 3 0-1/3-1/20 08:24:27 143 1 01 /31 /20 08:24:2 t -143 1 Source: TtLtFHUNt ZSUb lype: Comment CP CONCEKENC) FOR TRANSIENTS LIVING NEAR COVERED AREA, SuBjS uOvERED W/ A TARPS, CP ADV'D 2 SUBJS PASSED AWAY KECENTLY IN THE SAME AREA 143: DSPTCH (ENGLE, THOMAS) Will A0V 143: ENROUTE -143: Kesponding From = E MCFADDEN AV\E MCFADDEN Av 143: ATSCNE 143: AVAIL subj advised ,Me was Tine Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 298 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incident # 20u2U8bZ4 Incident: 200208624 (CCOSEu) CreateZI: 02/14/2u 14:51:43 triillay by FHN4 RIDGE, JONA i HAN uispatcheZ[: Closed: U)/ 14/20 15:28:46 Final call type: 6uz'l (.3)'I'KESPASSING-TRANS.ItN I Init. call type: 602 1 (3) 1 KtSFASSlNU-'I'FA.NSlENT Primary unit: 242A Case Number: None Grid: 245 Uisp. group: NE13eat2 Source: TELEPHONt Sub Type: Location: 2101 E IS i S I :1VIETtIAI)ONE CLINIC KF Name:� RP Phone:1111111111111111111111111111 Date/Time Operator Type Comment 02/14/20 14:5z:49 3455 APPROX 8-9 TRANSIEN I S CONGREGATING NEAR THE ENTRANCE OF SUNLAND mOTEL 02/14/20 14:53:06 3455 CP HAS ASKED THEM TO MOVE ALONG, BUT i HEY HAVEN'T COMPLIED 02/14/zu 14:53:06 3455 Incident Clost;M. Attachment 19, Page 299 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incident # 200209074 Incident:200209074 (CLOSED) treated: U2/15/20 09:1 /:J9 Saturtlay by llS1'3 HI KNANL)UL, HELEN Dispatched: 02/15/2u U9:39:35 unit 114A by uSY1 25 /1 Enroute: 02/15/20 09:40:12 unit 114A Un Scene: 02/15120 09:52:04 unit 114A tlosezi: UZ/ 15/ZU 1 U:U / 32 Final call type: 4151 (3 ) DIS I UKBANUL- I KANSILN 1 Init. call tyke: 415T (3) DISTURBANCE -TRANSIENT Primary unit: 114A Case Number: None Disposition: NK:1 tJria: 245 Lisp. group: NEBeat2 Source: TELEPHONE Sub Type: Location: 2101 E 1S 1' S'1' :ME1'HUDUNE CLINIC Kr Name:_ RP Phone: Dater E ime Operator Type Comment 02/15/20 09:18:07 2782 1 SEVERAL TRANSIENTS OUT FRONT OF LOC REF TO LEAVE_ CP HAS ASKED THEM SEVERAL TIMES . THEY HAVE SE i ur CAMP 02/15/20 09:39:35 DSP1 2571 3 114A: DSPTCH (RALSTON, TIMOTHY) 02/15/20 0u:39:5/ z5r-1 -1 N/ E UNI 1 S 16 02/15/20 09:40:12 114A 3 114A: ENROUTE 02115/Lu uu:4u:"1 L -1-14A 3 114A: rtespondng From = vv 101 m S 1 W DAISY AV 02/15/20 09:52:04 114A 3 114A: ATSCNE 'uz/15/Lu iu:ur:3z 114A 3 114A: AVAIL 02/15/20 10:07:33 114A advised several transients to leave, contact w/ security made 0zh 5/20 10:07:33 114A Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 300 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity incident # ZUU21 UUb1 Incident: 200210051 (CLOSED) createI U2/ 16/2U 2 I:U4: t2 Sunday by F14N I KAMIKtL, itSSICA u1spatched: Closed: 02/16/20 21:44:44 F.nal call type: 602'1'(3)'I'RESPASSINU-*I'RANSIEN'I' Init. call type: 6027'(3) 1 KESFASSINU- I KANSItN I i-rimary unit: 244A Case Number: None D.sposition: NK:1 UriU: 245 UiSp. group: Np-t3eau Source: I tLtFHUNt Sub lyre: Location: zift E iS i Si RP Narne: XF Phone: Date/Time Operator Type Comment 02/16/20 21:04:43 3146 CP IS ARMED SECURI i Y & FIAS / SU-SiS DETAINED FOR 602 Ozll 6/20 21:04:57 3146 2 MALES - COOPERATIVE 02/16/20 21:44:39 244A Incident Closed. Z44A Subjects YYere not asked to leave prior to arrival. Subjects complied tv ine request. Attachment 19, Page 301 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 31 Police Field Activity I ncicient ;P zuuz 16339 uase ;; ZUZU-U4Ubl Incident: 200216339 (GEUSED) created: v2/26/2v 10:43: 18 w ednesday by DSP2 PUGA, ANGELICA Dispatched: Enroute: 02/26/20 11:03:22 unit 134 Un Scene: 0212612U 1. 1: 1 1:2 I. unit 114 Closed: U2/20/2U 12: 1 JCYO Final call type: FLAG (4) OFFICER FLAGGED DOWN illif. call type: IFLAG (4) OFFICER FLAG UEL) DOWN Primary unit: 1.34 Case Number: 2UZU-U4Yn1 (CA —Call arrest) Disposition: CA: I Grid: 245 Uisp. group: N EBeal:2 Source: KA01U Sub Type: Location: 21UI E ISTST KF Name: RP Phone: 13atal I i I I to Opel atvl I YPO Comment 02/26/20 10:54:53 2571 1 Callback task request:MEDICS =MALE, EXTREMECY U/ 1 02/26/20 10:55:12 3649 1 139 OC;FA 02/26/20 11:03:22 134 3 134: ENROUTE 02/26/20 11:11:21 134 3 134: ATSCNE rjz/z5/z0 .i -i: -1 -1:55 WebRMS 1 134 assigned case number : CI#2020-04951 02/26/20 12:15:56 134 3 134: AVAIL rjZ/Z6/Z0 I Z:15:56 'i 34 :3 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 302 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incident # 200300123 Incident: 200300123 (CLOSED) Created: 0310112U U/:31:4'/ Sunday by DSF4 CiARCIA, CECILIA DispatcheZI: 03/01/2007:35:3/ unit 140 by USF 1 299'1 hnroute: 03101120 07:35:41 unit 145 On Scene: 0.5101120 01:39:21 unit 145 Closed: 03/01/2U V /:43:U / Final call type: ASSTF (2) ASSIS I PIKE UtF'I' init. call type: ASS'1'F (2) ASSIST FIRE uty I Primary unit: 145 Case Number: None Disposition: NR: I (ji-M: 245 wisp. group: NEBeat2 Source: TELErHUNt Sub Type: Location: ztui E IS f5f:RECOVERY SOLUTIONS RP Name: KF Phone: Date/Time Up-wiator Type Comment 03/01/20 07:32:38 2928 1 =Or-17) ul FMr- UNCONS IN FRONT OF METHADONE CLINIC IN GRY St:OAM. MIRE ENR 03/0-j/zO U1:33:4t 2622 1 1 ALSO RECD CALL FROM OC FIRE FErl IS IN A URY HYUNDAI, OCFA IS ENRT 03/01/20 07:35:37 DSPI 2?5ot 3 145: OSPTCH (GUTIERREZ, MARTIN) 03/-u1/zO Ot:35:37 DSPI 2887 3 146: DSPTCH (ESPARZA,MARIO) 03/01/20 07:35:41 145 3 145: ENROUTE 03/01/20 07:35:41 145 3 145: Responding From = N I US I A AV 03/01/20 07:35:4u -j 4t) 3 146: ENROUTE 03/01/20 07:35:46 146 3 146: ResporiMiriv Mom = N TUSTIN AV 03/01/20 07:3v:z1 145 3 145: ATSCNE 03/01/20 07:39:24 146 3 -146: A i SCM t= 03/0-1/0 01:41:19 146 1 MEDICAL AID 03/01/20 07:43:00 145 3 145: AVAIL 03/01/z0 07:43:07 146 3 146: AVAIL 03/01/20 07:43:0 t -1 4b 3 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 303 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incident 9 2UU3U23 f2 Incident: 200302372 (CLOSED) Created: 03/04/20 14:47:2u wednesday by FHN i I UKKtS,.NANC Y Uispatched: Closed: U3/04/20 15:�6:13 Final call type: INAKU (J) NAKC01. IC ACJ IVIFY Iiar.call type: NARC(3)NAKUU11UAU11V11Y Primary unit: 231 Case Number: None Disposition: NKA 6rid: 245 Disp. group: NEtieatz Source: I tLttHUN t Sub I ype: Location: 2101 E 1ST S'1':METH0D0NE CLINIC KY Name: RP Phone: Date/Time Operator Type 03/04/20 14:44:32 SYS 03/04/20 14:49:15 3073 03/04/20 -i5:55:5t z31 Comment A cellular , e-bid has occurred, check the ANI/ ALI Viewer for details 2 SUBJS USING NARCS IN FIRT OF BLDG INJECTING riEROiNE - MB BRN PNTS & FW PINK SWTR - SAID HE TOOK PmOTOS AND VIDEOS OF SUBJS AND WILL BE ASKING THEM TO LEAvE Attachment 19, Page 304 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 U3/04/20 15:56:13 231 goa 03/04/20 15:z)6:-j3 13i Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 305 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity incident # 2UU3U4b28 Incident: 2003045zu (CLOSED) created: 03/07/20 1 /:U4:1 / Saturday by USP4 MAK I IN tL, JULIA I.Aspatcned: Closed: UJ/V 1120 17:12:04 Final call typo: ASS IT(2) ASSIST FIRE DEr I Init. call type: ASSTr (2) ASSISI'FIKE DEPT Primary unit: 254A Casv, Number: None (iriZI:245 Disp. group: NtBeat:2 Source: TELL Sub type: Location: 2101 E 1ST ST Xr Name: RP Phonc: Date/Time Operator Type Comment 03/07/20 17:04:35 2887 tOSSIBLE OD - FIRE IS ENR 03/07/20 17:05:05 3Ut3 GB'D 03/07/2U -1 1:05:17 3073 254: CLRING TO RESPOND 03/07/20 17:12:07 254A nied aid 03/—u tlzFj it: 12:07 254A Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 306 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity incident # 200305652 Incident: 200305652 (CLOSED) Created: 03/09/20 11:43:42 Monday by L)SFS HA:I'ZIEFSTRATIOu, JUANNA uispatchea: Closed: U37U972U 13:17:05 Final call type: iNAKU (3) NARCU'l'lC ACTIVITY Init.call type: NARC(3)NAKCUllCAC'FIVI'l'Y Case Number: None Grid: 245 wisp. group: NE13ear2 Source: TtLtFt1UNt Sub Type: Location: 2101 h IS I S'1':A/1JE'1'HA1)0NE CLINIC RF Name: XV mane: Date/Time Operator i ype Comment 03/0y/zU 11:46:07 R291 15 TRANSlEi,4 j 5 IN i HE ALLEY INFRONT OF BUSN DOING NARCS. n4EG VVtAF 03/09/20 12:27:55 Rzy-j CP CB ADV THAT SEC HAS TRIED TO FZFMIOvE TRANSIENTS AND REFUSED U3/09/20 12:29:10 R291 TRAi,45itN i S IN THE MIDDLE OF DRIVE WAY BLOCKING TRAFFIC. Cr' Auv SUBJS HAVE NEEDLES IN THEIR NECK 51 ILL SHOOThN4G ujr, 03/09/20 12:2ar-in Rzui CID is 03/09/20 13:16:59 3587 Cis Cr' AUv'D OF DELAY, SUBJS LEFT T22 PER CP 03/09/20 -i1-io:59 3587 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 307 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity incident #:.-,00305982 incident: 200305982 (CLOSED) Created: 03/09/20 21:30:57 Monday by UNF2 XUOKI(jUEL, KACHAEL Dispatched: 03/U9/20 21:30:58 unit 812 by, 812 812 Enroute: V31U912U 2 t:-iu:-)8 unit 812 OnScene: 03/09/2u 21:3U:58 unit 812 Closed: 03/09/20 22:10:31 1-inal can type: FA'fCK (5) PA-FROL CHECK Init. call type: rAl'UK (-)) PA'1'X0L CHECK Primary unit: 812 Case Number: None L)isposition: AS: I Grid: 245 Disp. group: Ntf3eat2 Source: F-AD10 Sub Type: Location: 2 101 E 1ST S i KF Name: RP Phone: Date/Time Operator Type Comment 03/0v/z0 Z-I:,5u:58 812 3 812: Responding From = S CENTER S i \vv CHESTNUT AV 03/09/20 21:30:58 812 :3 B12: DSPTCH (BROWN, AMANDA) u3/uv/zu z1:30:58 812 3 812: ENROUTE 03/09/20 21:30:58 8-ix 3 812: ATSCNE 03/09/20 21:43:54 3385 1 8 j 2: MEDiC;S FuR MIALEMWITH FOOT INJURIES 03/09/20 2 i:44:z4 z368 1 T39 OCFA 03/09/20 21:50:15 SAPD I MobileC;A0 assist from Unit 332 03/09/20 ZZ:U5:4i 812 3 812: AVAIL 03/09/20 22:05:41 812 3 incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 308 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 , 21 Police Field Activity incident 9 200306028 Incident: 200306028 (ASSIGN) Created: 0' )/09/20 22:52:2q Monday by PHN). RUL)KIUUE/-. KACHAEL Dispatched: ulused: Final call type: 6U2F (3) 1 RESPASS INU IN PROURESS Init. call type: 602P (3) 1 KtSFASSINU IN PKUUKESS Primary unit: 235 uase Number: None Grid: 245 wisp. group: Nh8eat2 Source: 'FELEPHONE Sub "Type: Location: 2101 E 1ST ST :SAN 1A ANA KLUUVERY SOLU'lJONS CEN'I'ER XF Name: Kv Fhune: Date/Time Operator Type comment 03/09/zO zz:53:zO 1781 4 MALE AND FEMS, IN FRNT OF THE METHONDONE CLINIC AND NEAR SIDE DOOR 03/09/20 22:54:19 2781 CP GAvE vOICE COMMANDS OVER CAMERA AND SUBJ STILL REF 10 LEAvE Attachment 19, Page 309 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incident # 200306096 Incident: 200306096 (CLOSED) Created: 03/10/2u U4:35:14 I uesFlay by L)SF3 (jARCIA, JESSICA uispatched: Closed: 03/ 10120 04:3 9:09 Final call type: gz,/ (2) UNKNOWN TROUBLE Init. calf type: 927 (z) UNKNOWN I'KUUBLE Case Number: None Grid: Z45 Disp. group: NEBeat2 Source: TELL tHUNt Sub type: Location: 21w E IS I Sl';REUUVRY SOLUTION RP Name: KY Ftione: Date/Time Opefatof i ype Comment u3h 0/20 04:36:26 2994 SEC ASKED Or 10 CALL PD 03/10/20 04:36:34 z�J4 UNKN WHAT IS GOING ON 03/10/20 04:37:32 3385 LlCi PD I RANSFERRED A SUBJ REu MEDICS FOR AN ELDENCY MALE THA i FELL AT THIS LOC. CALLER DISCONNECTED. OCFA ENR 03/10/20 u4:3t:44 3385 Duplicate call appended to incident at U4:3 f:44 03/10/20 04:37:55 2994 TzL 03/1 ulzu U4:3 (:55 2994 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 310 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incident # 2uu3u6(j it Incident: zuuJ06677 (CLOSED) Created: U3/11/20 U4:28:31 Wednesday by uSv3 UAKCIA, JESSICA Vispatched: Closed: 03/11/20 04:4/:40 final call type: 602'1'(3) TRESPASSING- I KANSIEN'l Init. call type: 6021'(3)TKhSPASSfNG-TRANS1tN1 Primary unit: 331 Case Number: None visposition: NK: I Grid: 245 Uisp. group: NEB=2 Source: TELErHUNt Sub I ype: Location: 2101 E IS i S 1':KEUUVERY SOLUTIONS KY Name: Kr nione Date/Time Operator Type Comment 031 i -1120 U4:30:26 2994 10 SUBJS BLOCRAG tMTRANCE TO BLDG, ONE SUBJ IS SHOOTING UP HEROiM 03/11/20 04:35:57 3385 331: WILL ADV 0:3111/2004:35:57 3385 Incident Ciazud. Attachment 19, Page 311 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incident # 200307375 Gaye # 2020-06287 Incident:200307375 (CLOSED) Created: 03l izl2u uu:j4:4j Ihursday by uSP6 QUINONES, MONIQUE L3ispatched: Closed: 03/12/20 03:13:53 vinal call type: 602Y (3) FRESPASSING IN PROGRESS Init. call type: 6UlY (3) I K> SPASSIN(j 1N PROGRESS Primary unit: 333A Case Number: 2020-06287 (CA —Call arrest) visposition: CA:I Grid: 245 Uisp. soup: Nt t3eat2 Location: 2101 E 1ST S i KP Name: Kv Fhone: Source: 'I'1 LEPHONE Sub Type: Date/Time Operator Type Comment 03/1 z/z0 00:35:11 3334 CP HAS 3 SUBJS DIET AND WANTS THEM T15'u FOR 602 03/12/20 00:35:13 3334 Cr IS ARIQIED SEC 03i-i ztzv 00:35:42 3334 CP INS BLK VEH TO THE FRONT OF i FIE PROP 03/12/20 00:35:45 3334 SUBJS ARE COOP 03h 2/20 01:08:11 3334 CP CB ADV OF DELAY 03/12/20 01:3r:19 Wcr)RIVIIS 333A assigned case number: CI#2020-06287 03/12/20 01:57:53 SAPD MobileCAD assist TFOm Unit 336 03/12/20 0 i:5(:53 SAPD Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 312 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incicient # zuwub tb5 Incident: 200308765 (CLOSED) Created: 03/14/20 09:09:07 Saturday by uSP6 UAKbtK, UAI I LEN Uispatched: U3/14/20 10:36:01 unit 145 by DSP1 2571 tnroute: u3/14/2u IU:36:U'/ unit 14� On Scene: Closed: 03/14/20 10:39:22 Final call type: 415S (3) L)ISTURBANCE-SUBJECT snit. call type: 415S(3)L)ISI'UKt3ANCE-SULiJEC'I' Primary unit: 144 Case Number: None U65:245 L)isp. group: NEBeax2 Source: TELEPHONE Sub Type: Location: ziul L 1ST S'1' :KE C0VhKY SOLUAJONS RP Name: _, RP Phone: Date/T1 ... v uperator i ype 03/14/20 09:11:03 3649 1 U3h 4/4 09:11:05 3649 1 03/14/20 10:36:01 DSP1 2571 3 03/14/20 10:36:01 DSP1 2571 3 03/14/20 10:36:07 145 3 03/14/20 10:36:07 145 3 03h4/20 -10:36:-1v 25t1 1 03/14/20 10:36:56 144 3 03/-14/ZU 10:36:56 144 3 03/14/20 10:38:54 3395 1 03h4/20 10:39:17 144 3 03/14/20 10:39:22 145 3 03/14/20 10:39:22 145 3 Comment APPROX 7 PATIENTS REFUSING TO LEAVE PROP. PATIEN 15 HAVE ALREADY BEEN TREATED AMD DIRECTOR HA5 Reza THEM TO LEAVE. SUBJS ARE 415 WITH SECURITY NEG WPNS -145: D&,TCti (GU i IEKKE/_ MIAK I IN) 144: DSPTCH (O'ROURKE, ERIC) - 145: ENKOU 1 1- 145: Responding From = N GRAND AV Callback task request:CHK IF SUBJS ARE STILL T97 PLEASE 144: ENROUTE 144: Responding From = N GRAND AV T22 PER CP SUBJS LEFT 144: AVAIL - 145: AVAIL Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 313 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity It icident # 2UUJ 11 dUb Incident: zWsii855 (CLOSED) C,eatcd: U3/19/2U I U:20:29 Thursday by DSP6 GAKt31 K, CAI I LIN Dispatched: 03/19/2v 1 unit fj:; by DSP 1 2782 tnroute: 03/19/20 10:24:02 unit 143 On Scene: U3119120 10:28:28 unit 143 Closed: U3119t2V 10:44:U6 Final call type: 415T (3) UIS I U KBANCE-J'RANSIENT Init.call type: 415T(3)D1STuXbANUh-IKANSlEN'I' Primary unit: 143 Case Number: None Disposition: AS: I Grid: 245 Visp. group: NEBeat2 Source: 'FEL EPHUN h Sub `Type: Location: ziui h :RECOVERY SOLD I IONS RP Namp: KF Phone:�� Daie/Time Operator Type Comment 03/19/20 10:22:20 3649 i4 1 RANSIENTS OUTSIDE OF BUSN'S FRONT DOOR REFUSING 10 LEAVE, NEG WPNS 03/19/2u -iu:z3:53 DSP1 2782 3 143: DSPTCri (GANCIA, NATALIE) 03/19/20 10:23:53 DSP-i 2tijz 3 142: DSPTCH {GOFER, CRAIG) u3hv1;eu 10:24:02 143 3 143: RespunZlimg t-rom = E 3RD ST 03/19/20 10:24:02 -143 3 143: ENROUTE u3nwzO 10:25:37 142 3 14z: Rezponding From = E 17TH ST\N GRAND AV 03/19/20 10:28:2ts -143 3 143: ATSCNE 03/19/20 10:31:54 142 3 i4z: ATSCNE 03/19/2u 1u::34:-I0 142 3 142: OK 03/19/20 10:34:19 143 3 143: OK 03/19/2u -iu:35:48 143 1 Spoke to clinical rmg,. t,asients left w/ out incident. Business as usual 03/19/20 10:38:10 142 3 142: ENROUTE wnvirzO 10:42:38 143 3 143: AVAIL 03/19/20 10:44:uo -14z 3 142: AVAIL Attachment 19, Page 314 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 03/19/20 10:44:05 142 3 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 315 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incident it 2uu318133 Incident: 200318133 (CLOSED) Created: 03/30/20 13:16:47 monday by PHN2 LEAL, JUAN Oispatchel 03/30/20 13:27:05 unit 142 by DSP4 2887 tnroute: W/3U/2U 13:21:09 unit 142 On Scenc: 03/3U/2U 13:2 /:U9 unit 142 Closel 03/30/20 13:28:31 1-inal call type: 602F (3) TRESPASSING IN YxOuKt!;!; Init. call type: 602F (3) TRESPASSING IN PROGRESS Primary unit: 142 Case Number: None Oisposition: NR:1 arid: 245 Disp. group: NhBeat2 Source: TELEPHONE Sub Type: Location: 2101 t iS i S I :KEUOVEKY SOLU'110INS UEN'FER KF Name: KF Phone: Date/Time Operator Type AM 03/30/20 13:18:29 2622 1 MALE SUBJ DETAINED FOR 602P. HE IS iN CUf-f-S. MALE DOB WRriG GKY SFIiRi W1 STRIPES/ GRY SHORTS/ VANS 03/30/20 13:18:50 z6zz I CP AND SUBJ ARE TOWARDS THE FRONT OF THE COMPLEX 03/30/20 13:19:33 2622 1 SUBJ BEING COOP 03/30/20 -i:3:z t:Fjt) OSP4 2887 3 142: DSPTCH (COFER, CRAIG) 03/30/20 13:27:08 142 3 142: Responaimv t-i 0M = E IS I ST\N CABRILLO PARK DR U3/3U/zO 13:2 t:08 142 3 142: ENROUTE 03/30/20 13:27:09 142 3 -1 4Z: A I SCNE 03/30/20 13:28:31 142 3 142: AVAIL 03/30/20 13:28:31 142 1 contacted cp. c4. subj detained and calmed down. they will release Mim post PPI. ongoing issue with male 03/30/20 13:28:31 142 1 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 316 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incident # 2UU4U541 U Incident:200405410 (CLOSED) created: 04/10/20 15:34:31 rriday by SUPP YU(.iA, ANU LIUA uispawhed: V4/ 1 U12V 15:55:51 unit 142 by LISPS 3395 Enroute: 04/10/20 15:55:56 unit 142 On Scene: 04/10/20 16:24:38 unit 142 closed: 04/ 1 O/20 16:38:12 Pinal call type: buLY (3) 1KLSPASSiNCi 1N PKOGRLSS 1nit. mall type: 602P (3) TRESPASSING IN PROGRESS P, unary unit: 142 Case Number: None uisposition: AS: i Grid: 245 Dist'. group: NEBeat2 Source: TELEPHONE Sub'Type: Location: 2101 E 1ST RY :RECOVERY SOLL141ONS t;EN VER KY Name: KP Phone: Date/Time Operator Type u4/ i u/2u i 5:35:29 25 / i 1 04/10/20 15:37:24 2571 1 04h u/Lu 15:55:51 33vb 1 04/10/20 15:55:51 DSPS 3395 3 04/10/20 15:55:56 142 3 04/10/20 15:55:56 142 3 04/10/20 16:06: 58 142 1 u4/lu/2u 16:ur:24 i42 1 M/ , GRN CAMO BB CAP, BLK SWTR W/ STRIPESBLU JEANS.BRO SHOES -T21 IS FOR CP3S SECURITY COM DISPATCH; ASK FOR SGT GUTIERREZ, THEY CAN TRANSFER TO CP. Mr-l! A0V 142: DSPTCH (COFER, CRAIG) 1 4t: EIQROU i E 142: Responding From = N GOLDEN CIRCLE DR\E 4TH ST Contacted cp via t21 wno stated GOA Duc onydny issue Attachment 19, Page 317 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 04/10/20 16:0:46 142 1 NCIC/ :)taie Message Switch Tne transaction code SUPIFNC i� not recogni,-ud. 04/-1 GIZO 16:23:03 SAPD I MobileCAD assist from Unit 145 04/10/20 16:23:03 14o 3 145: DSP i CH (DONAHUE, CHRIS i OPHER) 04/1 Olzu 16:23:03 145 3 -14:3: Responding From = FN GOLDEN CIRCLE DR 04/10/20 16:24:38 140 3 145: ATSCFNt 041101zu .jl!5:z4:38 142 3 14z: ATSCNE 04/10/20 16:37:28 145 3 145: ENROUTt 04/10/20 i6:33:01 142 3 142: AVAIL 04/'10/20 16:38:01 142 goa 04/10/20 16:38:1/- '14z) 3 145: AVAIL 04/10/Z0 16:38:12 145 3 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 318 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity incident 1; 2UU4UfU1 I Incident: 200407017 (CLOSED) Created: 04/13/20 13:46:49 Monday by FI7iNJ LUFtL, KUStMAKY Dispatched: Closed: V4/1 J/2U 14:3 /:59 Final call type: 602Y (-i) I KtSFASSIN(j IN I'FU(jKLSS Init. call type: 602P (3) TRESPASSINU IN I`KUUKtSS Case Number: None Grid: 242, UiSp. group: N1 13eat2 Source: 'FELEPHON E Sub'l'yve: Location: 2101 E 1ST ST :S U INLAIN 1) IVIO I LL KY Name: KY Phone: Date/Time Operator Type Comment 04h 31zU 13:4 t: 27 3084 2 MALES I/ C FOR 602, 1 HANDCUFFED, 1 NOT HANDCOFrED, BOTH ON INFORMAL PROBATION 04/13/20 13:49:47 3084 Sribi #I MI = DOB HT St-iK j 13LU SWEATER BLU JEANS #2 mlllllllllllllllllllllll,BLK TSHRT BLK PANTS --- CP ADvIMu He IS 417 SEC GUARD WILL T23 WITH BOTH SUBJS IN FROMT OF mO i EL 04h 3/20 14:27:04 2622 CP CB WAS ADV OF DELAY 04/13/20 14:37:52 2622 j 22 PER CP 04/13/20 14:37:52 2622 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 319 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incicient 1; 200412183 Im,ldent: 200412183 (CLOSED) Createl U4/21/20 10:39:07 Tuesday by FHN4 Ut SAN I IA(jU, ANCiELICA t)ispatched: Clused: U4/21/2V 11:42:20 Final call type: 602P (3) 1 Kt5FASS1N U IN FKU(jKESS Init. call type: 602P (3) TRESPASSINu IN FKu(jKLSS Case Number: None Grid: 245 UiSp. group: Nhueat2 Source: TELEPHONE Sub Type: Location: 2101 E 1ST S t :SAiN IA AINA KLUOVERY SOLU'110N CEN'I'ER KF Name: t(v Fhone: Date/Time Operator Type Comment 04/21/z0 -iiJ:4u-:FJi 3206 MALE DETAINED FOR 602 AND SELLIMG MAR5 ... m/ ... MALE IS HANDCUFFED AND IS CO-OP 04/21/20 10:40:49 3206 CP 15 AKMED SECURITY IN A WHI CROWN VICTORIA U-4/z i /zij- i 1: 11: 33 2887 CP CB TO CHK STATUS - MALE 15 5 1 ICE I W - ADVSD OF DELAY 04/21/20 11:34:55 2622 CP CB SUBJ IS YELLING. WAS ADV OF DELAY. ij-4/;ei/;e0 11:42:21 3472 T22 PER CP 04/21/20 11:42:2-1 34t1 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 320 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 0 ' Ef 0" Police Field Activity Incident # 2UUbU44U9 Incident: zuu6u4409 (CLOSED) Created: 00/09/20 09:26:06 Monday by SUPP WESSUN, L Y UIA Dispatched: VO/US/2V V9:29:12 unit 136 by USF5 3472 Enrouie: (in Scene: closed: U0/U8/2U 09:35:29 Final call type: 2 1 IS (1) SILENT' RUBBERY ALARM Ink. call type: 21 IS (1) SILtN 1 KUBB EK Y ALARM Primary unit: 136 Uase Number: None Grid: 245 Disp. group: NhBeat2 Source: TELEPHONE Sub Type: Location: 2101 E 1ST S i :uA i KtA t mmvi SjExvjcE KY Name: KP Phone: Date/Time Operator Type Comment 06/08/zO U9:zu:48 1955 1 INS_111� 06/08/20 09:27:19 1955 1 CACCING INSIDE Uu/[15/4 09:28:00 3472 1 GB 06/08/20 09:28:08 215U I EMP FROM LOCATION CALLED AND ADV'D ACCIDENTAL - 19t WAS ADV7D TO CONTACT HIS ALARM CO 06/08/20 09:28:12 DSP5 3472 3 136: DSPTCH (SMITH, zjtSSt) 06/08/20 09:23:45 CISF,5 3472 3 130: DSPTCH (GARCIA, DAVID) 06/08/20 09:31:40 136 3 136: AVAIL 06/08/20 uu:35:z9 130 3 Incident Closed. 06/08/20 09:35:29 130 3 -1 3U: AvAiL Attachment 19, Page 321 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incident # 200607264 7 Incident: 200607264 (CLOSED) Created: 06/13/20 04:24:2 1 Saturday by 1)S114 (jAK131 K_ CAITLIN Dispatched: Closed: u6/ I j12u u'/:o�:48 Final call type: 459A (3) AUL)lt3LE BURULARY ALARM Init. call type: 459A (3) AUL)IdLt i3UF,(jLAFY ALARM Primary unit: 342A Case Nurnoer: None Grid: 245 Disp. group: Ntl3eat2 Source: 'TELEPHONE Sub Type: Location: 2101 E 1ST ST 'CALU'U" 1A'1'KhA'1'1V1t;1N'I'SUKV ICES KY Name: Re shone: Date/Time Operator Type Comment 06/1:5/20 04:25:51 3649 COVERS INFARED CONFERENCE ROOM, NO RESET . NO RP ENRT,PREM 06/13/20 04:43:44 3334 ALA17m CO CB, REu'G UPDATE ADV OFFICERS WERE T97 CHKG i tiE tsUSN 06h 31zU 04:44:49 3505 342: BUILDING WAS C4 - EVERYTHING r:OCKEu & NO i HING OUT OF THE ORDINARY 06/13/20 04:45:31 3205 i;3u 10 ALARM CO v6h3/zO 05:10:36 342A Secondary Location for 342A: 60 CiviC CEN i ER PLAZA,SANTA ANA,CA 92703 06/13/20 05:10:36 34ZA Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 322 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Q1 Police Field Activity II hider It # 200717096 Case # 2020-15172 Incident:200717096 (CLOSED) Creawl 07127120 07:59:16 Monday by DSP3 MAK'1'1NE/-, JUL1A Uispatchel 01127120 09:00:20 unit 113 by llSP4 211 U Lnroute: U 112112U U2S:UU:2U unit t 13 On Scene: 07/27/20 08:06:30 unit 713 Closed: 07/27/20 09:05:00 Final call type: 901 (2) '1'KAFFtC ACUt .?LN'l', UN&N INJURY Init. call type: 901 (2) 1KArNlU AUUlUtN 1, UN&N INJURY Primmy unit: 713 Case Number: 2020-15172 (AT —Action taken) Grid: 245 llisp. group: NL13eat2 Source: ILLLPHUNL Sub Iype: Spanish Location: 21U1 L IS Sl RP Name: 1%114aVIT+TiTO Date/Time Operator 07/27/20 07:59:50 2887 'ur/zriz'u'ur:sy:s8 z88r 07/27/20 08:00:20 DSP4 2710 07/27/20 08:00:20 0SP4 z t i 0 07/27/20 08:00:20 DSP4 2710 07/27/20 08:00:37 2887 07/27/20 08:00:40 2710 07/27/20 08:00:49 2887 0t/u/20 u8:w:ur z88t 07/27/20 08:01:28 762 'ut/u/zo US:0-I:z8 /bz 07/27/20 08:01:28 2887 07/27/20 08:02:00 2710 07/27/20 08:02:06 135 Type Comment 1 2 VEH TC -i TRYING TO GET MORE INFO 3 713: DSPTCH (BAO, LAURE) 3 t13: E19KuuIE 3 713: Responding From = E FRUIT ST1N GRAND AV 1 GRY OR GRN I OYO I A SEMAM vv/ MALE vvHO APPEARS U/ I OR 390 1 762: (GUZMAN, SOPHIA) ASSISTING 713: 1 GRY FORD EXPLORER -I CP PULLED INTO SUNLAND MOTEL 3 762: ENROUTE 3 tuz: Responding From = OCTA METROLINK RRIE 141CFADDEN Av 1 DRIVER OF TOYOTA GOT OUT OF VEH AND LEFT VEH BEHIND 1 135: (CA I LIM, KEi'vIR]) ASSIS I ING t 13: 3 135: Responding From = E AVALON AV Attachment 19, Page 323 onouSignEnvelope ID: 5a2r854A-AE80-4a5D-813o-3E2S8rar00a5 0//z//ZU U3:0zl0135 0 t1z//2008:02:37136 07/27/2008:02:37-130 07/27/2008:02:37 SAPID 07/27/2008:0z:3/ S*�D 07127/2008:03:39 2887 07/2//zO 03:U3:39 2887 07/27/2008:03:38 2887 0//z//z008:03:39 2887 Od27/2008:04:04136 07/27/2008:04:04136 07/27/2008:04:42 2887 07/ 7/20D8:O0:3ODSP4271O 07/27C2008:06:430Sp42710 0//z/bU U3ii/:09OSP42710 0nz/1zU 133O:0/:57 2710 07C27C2008:11:23 2710 O//271200811:24 2710 07/27/2008:17:Oz z//D 07/27/200818:28 3511 3 3 3 1 1 1 1 1 3 3 1 1 KI 1 � 1 1 1 1 07/27/200010:30 YVobRMS � 3511 1 07/27/2008:25:42 2710 / 0(/2//2008:25:43 TOWINTERFACE 1 07/27/2008:26:01 OSP42710 3 07/27/2003:z6i3i z/iO 1 135:ENROUTE 390M/ 8HRT,JEANS WENT /[WARDSBUILDING CP|SNOT SURE ONDOT 136:Responding F.om=MPxxK BE 136:ENHOUTE t36:A\V\L I36:Unit Cleared From Incident 200717090 REFUSED MEDICS - Secondary Location for 713:SUNLANDMOTEL. 211-1 E 1STST.3ANTAANA.CA92705. lV13:*/SCmE 135:/ASCNE SecnZ".'[ooeUonfor 135:8UNLANDMOTEL, 2111 E IS/S/.S*m/x*NA`C4Q2705. Z62:ATSCNE beoo..daryLocation for 7O2:SONLANOMOTEL, 2111 E iS/ST.SANTAANA.CA827O5. 135:OUT YV/FEMALE NEAR THE CLINIC Secondary Location for 711:SUNLANDMOTEL..SANTA ANA.CA92705. 711:(NGUYEN.FRoNC0S)*SS|S/|mG/13: 752:OCCRDNB5FYVY/1ST 'STA1O Tn0S/*-I U 713:NOTIFY STA1O-SO2T-TKGACOURTESY RPT FDRTHEK4 /6z"aaig..edcase number: C|#Raquneted T39STA10TOT22 ziO: E1ST-TOYT OTGUpdate: Request |O22-/25(fo.tinit/-/i)senchoDTS DTSUpdate: Response received for request |D22128 (incident 100)(unit J11)Success. (DTScall number: 2020072700008) Z21:ATSCNE Secondary Location for 711:21O1 E1STST.21O1 E/ST ST.SANTAANA.CA827O5� Attachment 19.Page 324 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 urizuzu u8:ze:-iu TOWINTERFACE 1 07/27/20 08:28:18 TOWINTERFACE 1 07/27/20 08:36:18 i OvvIMi ERrHt;E ,i 07/27/20 08:47:34 135 3 07/27/20 08:47:34 135 3 ur/27/20 08:49:42 DSP4 2710 3 07/27/20 08:49:50 762 3 urizrizu u8:4y:5u 762 3 07/27/20 09:05:00 DSP4 2710 3 DTS Update: Tow status "Dispatched" received for rotation service request ID 22128 DTS Update: Tow status "E,, Rome" , ecelved fog rotation service request ID 22128 DTS Update: Tow status "On Scene" received for rotation service request ID 22128 135: AVAIL 135: U,it Clea. ed From Incident 200717096 711: AVAIL. 762: AVMs= 762: Unit Cleared From Incident 200717096 713: AVAIL Attachment 19, Page 325 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 MW Police Field Activity Incident # 2008020tj7 Incident: 20080206t (CLObEI3) Created: 08/04/2U I U: 1,5: 19 1 uesclay by PHN4 OCHOA, LUISA Dispatched: 08/04/20 12:43:2S unit UtSt<, by I)SP4 2'110 tnroute: On Scene: U2S/U4/2V 12:43:28 unit DESK Closed: 08/u4/2 u i z::) /: j -i final call type: T503R (2) SI ULtN VtMICLE FHUNE REPORT Init. call type: '1'503H (2) STOLEN VEIAIULt PRUNE KEPUKI' Prima,y unit: l.)LSY, Case Number: None Grid: 245 L)isp. group: NEBeatz Location: ztui h iS,i, S'r RP Name: RP Phone: Dare/Time Operator Type 08/04/20 10:24:10 3587 05/04/20 10:24:47 3587 08/04/20 10:25:20 358 f 08/04/20 10:25:20 3587 08/04/20 10:z5:z0 3587 08/04/20 10:25:20 3587 08/04/20 Z:z5:5Z 3587 08/04/20 11:03:57 3693 08/04/2O 11:49:46 3587 08/04/20 12:06:34 285f Source: 1ELEPHONE SubType: Cumiment OCCRD 5 DAYS AGO AT 2111 E 1ST ST- CPS LG i 13ru 97 LINC LIC # PER CP H WAS TAKEN TO TSE RD&-1 i AL AND WHEN HE RETURNED VEH WAS DOME- LOGS CFIKD OCHOA #3587 1 CP ADV'D FIE F-FIKID CAMERAS W/ HOTEL AND OBS SUBJS THAT WERE STAYING !N HOTEL ROOM LEAVING W/ VEH W/ OUT PERMISSION I CP CB ADVID OF DELAY CP CB ADVD CALL IS rENOiMG VM LEFT BY DESK OFC Attachment 19, Page 326 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 08104/20 12:43:28 DSP4 2 t 10 3 08/04/20 12:43:28 DSP4 2710 3 08/04/20 12:5t:33 OSP3 z88f 3 08/04/20 12:57:33 DSP3 2887 3 DESK: DSPTCH (BOLAND. MEGAN) DESK: ATSCNE DESK: AVAIL Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 327 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incident # 2008202v t Incidunt: z553zFjzvt (uCUbED) Created: 08/31/20 13:32:30 Monday by DSP4 SPRAGUE, LINDSAY vispatchej: 09/3 1/20 13:42:42 unit 817 by L)SP5 2887 tnroute: US/J 1/2U 1.5:43:U4 unit 81 On Scene: 08/31/2u 13:43:v / unit is 1 Closed: 08/31/20 13:44:00 Yinal call type: 5132 (3) DRUNK DRIVER Init. call type: SUZ (3) UKUN& UKIVhK Prima, y unit: 81 / Case Number: None (-jri5: 245 Lisp. group: NEBeat2 Source: 'FELEPHON E Sub'Iype: Location: Liui t iSi S'u RP Name: KP Phone: Date/Time Operator ► ype Comment 08/31/20 13:35:22 3693 1 2 SUBJS INJECTING THEMSELVES WITH POSS HEROIN IN A GRY FORD P/ U LIC # _L/ S W/ B ON 1 ST ST --- SUBJ S WERE 1 MALE AND I FML Fjo/31 /zU 1 z3:3 t:Uv z88 t 1 gb'd 08/31/20 13:42:42 DSP5 2887 3 817: DSPTCH (ESPADAS, JOSHUA) U8/31/zU 13:43:04 817 3 817: Responding From = E 4TH ST\N MCCLAY ST 08/31/20 13:43:04 817 3 817: ENROUTE 08/31/20 13:43:07 817 3 817: ATSCNE 08/31/20 13:43:51 61 f -I WAS V t A I I tit I iMt I HIS CACC CAMt OU 1. 00 NO I SEE VEt1jiZ;Clz- IN QUtS I ION. 08/31/20 13:44:00 817 3 817: Unit Cleared From Incident 200820297 08/31/20 13:44:FjU w t 3 81 t: AvAlL 08/31/20 13:44:00 817 3 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 328 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Poliue Field Activity Incident # 200905575 Incident: 200905575 (CLOSED) Created: 09/09/20 17:zu:v1 wecinesaay by FHN3 RAMIREZ, JESSICA uispatchea: Closed: U9/09/20 19:40: 18 Final call type: INAKU (3) NARCUTIC ACTIVITY Init. call type: NARC(3)NAXUU1IUAC'I'1VFI'Y Primary unit: 333 Case Number: None Disposition: NK: I Grid: 245 Disp. Troup: Ntl3eatZ Source: 'I'ELEPHON E Sub Type: Location: 2101 E IS'I'ST RP Narne:_ RP Phone: Date/ i;me Operator Type Comment 09/09/20 17:20:27 3145 SEVERAL SUBJS DOING NARCS TO REAR OF CFIU17CH - PER CP CONTINUAL PROBLEM - NFD CP DISC 09/09/20 19:25:20 SAPD 330: (SILVA, ADRIAN) ASSISTING 333: 09/09/20 19:z5:zu 5APD MobileCAD assist from Unit 330 09/09/20 19:40:18 333 IncMe, it Closed. 09/09/20 '1 9AU: 18 333 subjects cleaned up after ihemsei,,es and left premises Attachment 19, Page 329 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Fuld Activity Incident # 200914191 Caste # 2020-19711 Incident: 200914191 (CLOSED) Created: 09/23/2U 13:42:0/ Wednesday byPHN2 RUL)KIOUEZ, YAMiNA Dispatched: U912312U 13:53:32 unit /62 by SUYY 25 / 1 Enroute: 09/23/20 13:58:01 unit 762 Un Scene: 09/23/20 14:07:50 unit 762 Closed: 0912312U 14:31:29 rinal call type: 9U21 (4) 1KAHAU AC;C;11)hN 1 NUN-iNTUKY Init. call type: 902T (4) TRAFFIC ACC1DbNT NUN -tNJUKY Primary unit: 762 Case Number: 2020-19711 (UK -Cali report) L.lisposition: uK:1 Grid: 245 Disp. group: NEBeat2 Source: TtLEFHONt Sub Type: Location: 2101 F 1S`1' ST :REC;OVFKY SOLUTIONS OF SA KY N ame: _ KP rhone: Date/Time Operator Type Comment 09/23/20 13:4t:05 3140 -1 13LU t=ZSU UNR OC; X, IN 10 I3U5N vviNuOvv, C;P AuV WIMuOvv I HA I <3ROKt IS 10 ARCH I FIE BOLUS i✓ON17TOLLEU SUSS I ANCtS AND WILL NtEU 10 RtrOR I UEA ANU I ntY WILL RtU RtrORI 09/23/20 13:53:32 SUPP 2571 3 762: DSPTCH (GUZMAN, SOPHIA) Ua/G3/LU 13:5S:Ul t6Z 3 t62: Responding From = N SHELTON ST1vv Civ1C CEN i ER DR 09/23/20 13:58:01 762 3 762: ENROUTE 09/23/20 14:07:50 762 3 762: ATSCNE 09/23/20 14:11:11 WebRMS 1 762 assigned case number: CI#Requested 09/23/20 14:31:28 762 3 762: Unit Cleared From Incident 200914191 09/23/20 14:31:25 t 62 3 t 61: AVAIL 09/23/20 14:31:28 762 3 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 330 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 4, Police Field Activity Inuldt--r-it # 200916779 Incident: 200916779 (CLOSED) treated: 09/27/20 16:46:36 Sunday by SUPF WESSON, LYI)IA lAspalcticU: ulosud: U91Z //ZU 1 /:40: U t Final call type: 602T (3) TRESPASSING -TRANSIENT Ldt, call type: 6024'(3)TRESPAS SIN U-TRAN S IEN'l' Case Number: None arid: 245 Uisp. group: Nht3eatZ Source: I ELtMON t Sub i ypc: Location: 2101 E 1ST ST:RECOVERY SOLUTION RF Name: RF Fhone:�� Date/Time Operator Type Comment 09/27/20 16:48:23 1955 HOMELESS SUE3J IS i vt 10 REAR Or BUILDING. CP ASKED HIM TO LEAvE, FIE JUS i M01701717; HIS HEAD. �llllllllllllTHIN BUILD, DiR i Y CLO i 191MG 09/27/20 17:46:01 3693 Incident Closed. 09/27/20 17:46:01 3693 CB CP REF DELAY- SUBJ IS GOME Or, 10 1 zz Attachment 19, Page 331 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity it is dent # 2010 5255 Incident: 20100;3z55 (CLOSED) Created: I V/UO/ZU 17: 14:2-)'I'uesclay by PHN2 BEATLtY, W LN L) Y Dispatched: Closed: 10/06/20 14:58:22 rinai call type: 6U20 (3)'I'RESPASSfNG JUS i uucuKht) Init. call type: OU20 (-i)'l KESPASSING JUST OCCURtu Case Number: None (jrid: 245 Visp. group: NEBeatz Source: I hLhPHUN E Sub'lype: Location: 2101 L ISTST :METHADONE CLimu RP Name RP Phone: Daxeff;mu Operator Type Cornitwrit 10/06/20 12:16:42 3176 Z 5UbJS ON ROOF OF THE BUILDING, NFD. CP WILLING TO 51GN FOR 602 IF NEEDED. 10/05/0 14:58:22 1955 T22 SUBJS OFF NOW. Cr wICE Cb IF HE SEES THEM UP THERE AGAIN 10/06/20 14:58:22 1955 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 332 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incident # 201 U07271 Incident: 201007271 (CLOSED) C, eated: 10/12/20 2 t:23:43 Monday by SUMP MENL)U/-A. JENNIFER L)ispaucheZI: Moses: 10/12/20 22:04:36 rinal call type: 6uzu (3) 1 KESPASSINU JUS'I'OCCURED Init. call type: 6uzu (3) 1 KLSFASSINU JUS I'UCCUREL) Primary unit: 277A Case Number: None Grid: 445 uisp. group: NEBeat2 Source: 'TELEPHONE Sub Type: Location: 2101 E iS I S I .-IVIL I HADONE CLINIC RP Name: KY Phone: Date/Time Operator Type Comment -whz/4 21:26:58 3205 10 SUBJS TO REAR LOITERING. AND DOING NARC 10/12/20 21:27:11 3205 CP IS CONCERNED DUE TO CONSTANT 459 AND 488 10/12/20 22:04:32 277A SUBJS LEFT THE LOC 10/12/20 22:04:32 ZttA Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 333 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity It icide, it# 201100530 Cabe # 2020-23036 Incident: 201100530 (CLOSED) Created: I I /U 1/2U 19:31:0 Sunday by DSP4 CAS W ELL J EAN A Dispatched: Closed: 11/01/20 21:16:50 Final call type: 504R (4) OUTSIDE AGENCY 503 RECOVERY snit, call type: 5o4K (4) OU I'SIDE AUENCY 503 RECOVERY Frimaxy unit: 332A Case Number: 2020-23036 (CK—Uall report) Disposition: CR: I Uric: Uisp. group: Source: 'FELEPHON E Sub'lype: Lv�ativn: 593 iN BAI AVIA-OKALNUE : 1'0W LONEA'0WING RP Naiue:— KP Phone: Date/Time Operazo, Typu Comment 11/01/20 19:35:29 3385 PPI'D FROM 2101 E 1ST 11 /01 /20 19:35:38 3385 11 /01 /20 19:35:38 3385 .[V:35:35 3385 11 /01 /20 19:35:38 3385 i 1 /0 1 IzU 19:35:56 3385 Attachment 19, Page 334 onouSignEnvelope ID: 5a2r854A-AE80-4a5D-813o-3E2S8rar00a5 1101/2020:32:43 2989 SHE SEES UNIT ONCAMERA. DRIVER 0NOT T97TOOPEN GATE, UNIT CAN T21HER FOR FURTHER �-i/FJ-j/zbz(j:44:43 vvebRMS 332Aassigned case number: C|#Requexted 1101/2020:54:242994 332:ADVISE R/OVEH)SNOT DRivEA13LE ii/Qwz0z0:58:31 3385 TRIED THE FUO'ST21 3TIMES AND |TGOES TOAFAST BUSY SIGNAL, UNABLE TOLEAVE MSG 1101/2020:59:17 SAPD Callback no"kn=yat;ncM=vv CLE/Sno C"neuOuu`u3O3G Attachment 19.Page 335 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incident 9 2U1 1 U1 241 Incident: 201101241 (CLOSED) Created: 11/03/20 07:56:20 Tuesday by USFO LtAL, JUAN Dispatchel 11103120 07:59:54 unit 135A by, DSPz -,,7 10 Enroute: 11 lujl2u ug:uu: IS unit 135A On Scene: 1 11031ZO VS:V9:2S unit 135A Closed: 11/03/20 09:28:40 Hnat call type: WELF (3) WELFARE CHEC& snit. call type: WELV(3) WELFARE CHECK Primmy unit: I i--)A Case NurnbeL: None Disposition: NR: I Grid:.Z45 Disp.soup: Nh13eat2 Source: TELEPHONE Sub Type: Location: 2101 E IS i S i :KLUOVERY S(JL1J'1'10NS Ot'SANTA ANA KP Name: KF Phone: Date/Time Operator Type Comment i i /U3/4 07:58:11 2622 1 WRNG JKT/ BLK AND WHT 5HIN i / SEK i iGFITS/ BLK SANDALS. FEM WENT TO THE RR mEEP5 Y EFFAG. POSS HAS MENTAL PROBLEMS. LIvES NE7,T 170UN. 5EEmS CONFUSED, 11/03/20 07:59:01 152z 1 NEG COVID 19 11/03/20 07:59:54 DSP2 2710 3 135A: DSPTCH (CATLIN, KEEvIN) 11/03/20 08:00:-15 -135A 3 135A: ENROUTE 11/03/20 08:00:18 135A 3 135A: RespanUiny Frarm = n SYCAMORE ST\W 5TH ST 11/03/20 05:05:z8 i 35A 3 135A: ATSCNE 11/03/20 08:16:06 135A 3 -1 35A: UK -11/03/ziJ08:16:16 135A 1 t23 for CAT Team 11/03/20 09:28:40 135A 3 Incident Closed. i 1 /03/20 09:28:40 135A 3 135A: AVAIL 11/03/20 09:z8:4U 135A 3 135A: Unit Cleared From Incident 201101241 Attachment 19, Page 336 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incident # 201201324 Incident: 201201324 (CLOSED) CreateZl: 12/03/20 04:33:43 Thursday by USFO UIFULL41A, MOKUAN DispatcfieU: Closed: i/-/ui/zu u4:33:36 Final call type: 4t55 (3) DIS I UKBANUE-SU13JhC,1, snit. call type: 4155(3)DlSTuKIJANUt-SU13JtU1 case Number: None Grid: z45 Uisp. group: NE13cal:2 Source: TELEPHONE Sub Type: Location: 2101 E tS i S I :KEU(JVERY SOLU-14ONS XF Name: KY Ftione: Date/Time Operator Type Comment -izIU314 04:37:15 3713 M/-, BRN CHECKERED JCKT, GKY SFiKi S. MEXT TO VEH, REF'D TO LEAVE. CP IN 2U-i?j GRY TOY i CUt-,OLLA. 12/03/20 04:38:26 37-13 Cr REu T22. OTHER STAFF MEMBERS T97. 12/03/20 04:38:26 3713 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 337 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incident # 201210158 Case, # 2020-26618 Incident: 201210158 (CLOSED) Created: 121 t 8/2U 1'/:U5: 12 Friday by SUMP FU(jA, AN(jELICA Dispatched: Closed: 12/18/20 19:46:56 Final call type: 503R (4) S'FOLEN VEHICLE RPT Init. call type: 503K (4) S l'ULEN V , EHICLE RP'l' vrima,y unit: 245 Case Number: 2020-26618 (CK—Call report) L)isposition: CR: I (irict: 245 L)isp. group: NhI3eat2 Source: 'I'ELEPHONE Sub'lype: Location: 21ui ts iSi St RP Name: " Phone: Date/Time Operator i ypc Comment 12/18/20 17:06:24 2571 CP WILL BE WAITING OUTSIDE FOR RESPONSE, 2011 CHAMP HONDA CRV �1 12/18/20 -1 t:U5:2!j z5 t i OCCRD 3 HIRS AGO 12/18/20 17:06:35 2571 KEYS IN THE VEH -i zh 3/zU i t:06:58 2571 CP SAID THE VEH WAS IDLING AND PARKED NEAR THE SADDLEBACK ON 1ST. 12/18/20 17:07:22 2571 i 2h 8/20 17:07:22 2571 12/18/20 17:07:22 2571 12/18/20 17:07:22 2571 12/18/20 17:U8:39 25 t -i 12/18/20 17:10:18 2571 12h 8/2U -18:35:34 3505 12/18/20 18:36:02 3505 CP WILL T23 ON THE SIDEWALK AT BLU/ GRY FLANNEL & BILK PANTS CP CB, ADV'D OF DELAY CP STILL DOESNT HAVE A PHONE- SHE BORROWED ANOTHER PHONE Attachment 19, Page 338 onouSignEnvelope ID: 5a2r854A-AE80-4a5D-813o-3E2S8rar00a5 �izh 5/z0-i 5:3ow4 3505 CPWILL BEATTHE METHADONE CLINIC AT21O1E1ST 12Y18/2019:00:21 VVabRMG 245assigned case numbe, :CIFFIReyoeooad izh8/z}Iy:3w:48S*PO Incident Closed. 12/18/2019:39:48 SAPD Callback task requeat:NewCLETSfor Case uDz�-�o�/O Attachment 19.Page 339 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incident 9 201210236 rase # 2020-26624 Incide.,t: 201210236 (CLOSED) Created: I Z71 F/ZU 19:1 .:44 Friday, by U!;t'4 UC140A, LUISA Uispatched: Closed: 12/19/20 2 I:u8::5 i Final call type: 504K (4) OUTSIUt AGENCY M3 RECOVEr, Y InA. call type: 5U4H (4) OU'I'SIDE aGtNUY -')U.3 KECOVERY Primary unit: 244 Case Number: 2020-26o24 (UK —call report) Disposition: cK: i Cirid: 245 Disp. group: NE13=2 Source: I tLhFHUNE Sub Type: Location: 2 101 E IS i S i : tow DUNE KY Name: RP rhone:�� Date/Time Operator iype Comment 12/18/20 19:'18:41 3587 VEH PPI`u 2101 E 1ST ST -WHT 2DR zO-iz MItRZ SPRINTER LIC 12/18/20 19:21:44 358t 12/ 18/20 1 V:21:44 3587 12/18/20 19:21:44 35ot -12h3/z0 19:21:44 3587 12/18/20 19:22:00 3587 12/18/20 19:22:34 3587 12/18/20 -1 V:41:05 SAPD EMPMWILL BE T9t Tz-i MobileCAu assist from Unit 242 Attachment 19, Page 340 onouSignEnvelope ID: 5a2r854A-AE80-4a5D-813o-3E2S8rar00a5 12U8/zD-[o:41:05 SAPID 242: (GRANT.JEFFnEr)ASSISTING 244: 12/18/20 19:58:07 VVebRMS 242assigned case number: CI#Rmqumoteo -iuh8/z010:59:332782 242:ADVROvvF9EREYEH|SAT, SEE |FVVESTMINSTER WANTS TOStfql)CS| 12/18/2020:03:2-/ nuS/ STA47WILL NOT BESEND|MG Oui CS! OKTO RELEASE FVO iz/102O2O:05:4O3587 R0VV|[E St tNRT|NVVHTTOYTTACO/NA.ETA 2OMINS 12/102020:Uo:54 z/D2 Secondary Location for u42: 5yMm8ata.ieonange.598N Bataviaorango. 12/102020:33:52 SAPID lfi^ioen(Cioaed. 12/18&OuU:z3:52 SAPID Callback task nequea:IqevvCLETSfor Case 2O20-2OO24 Attachment 19.Page 341 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incident # 21 U 1 U55U4 Incident: ziUiU5504 (CLOSED) urcatcU: UI/I 1/21 06:42:52 Monday by, PHN3 SrRA(jut, LINUSAY Dispat,.h,zd: u i / I 1121 1 U:UU:3 9 unit 155 by L)SF4 2710 Enroutc: 01/11/21 1 V: VU:43 unit 155 Un Scene: 01/11/21 10:03:18 unit U10SUZI: 01/11/21 10:09:47 Final call type: INAKU (3) NAKC014C ACTIVITY Init. call type: NAIKk-j3)NAKUU11UAUt'1V1't'Y Primary unit: 155 Case Number: None Grid: 245 Visp. gioup: NhBeat2 Location: 2101 E IS i St F,F Name: KF Ftione Source: 'TELEPHONE Sub Type: Date/Time Operator Type Comment ulhi/zi 06:45:03 3693 1 MALE REFD TO LEAVE AND USING NARCS OM I FIE PROP (MARIJUANA AND SMOKING OUT OF A iitC;E DiF FOIL) AT THE MAIN ENTRANCE ----Mt GRY/ bGE jR i BrKJEANS BLK SHOES WITH A LIGHTER —AND PIPt: IN MAND 01/11/21 09:09:10 1955 1 CALLED BACK TO CHECK STATUS, CP SAID SUBJ STILL T9/ AND REFUSING TO LEAVE, CP WAS ADV'D OF DELAY 0 1 h 1/21 10:00:38 DSP4 2710 3 155: DSPTCH (MARTINEZ, ADRIAN) 01/11/21 10:00:43 155 3 155: ENROUTE 01/11/21 10:00:43 155 3 155: Responainv From = S [YON S I 00 ilzl lu:w:18 155 3 155: ATSCNE 01/11/21 10:09:47 155 3 155: AVAI r w/1 1/zi 10:09:47 155 3 155: Unit Cleared From Incident 21010b504 01/11/21 10:09:47 155 3 incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 342 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity 1nic;1dt-,nt # 210108599 Case # 2021 -O 1117 Incident: 210108599 (CLOSED) Created: 01/16/21 00:30:11 Saturday by, SUFF MENDOZA7 JENNIFER Llispatched: (Dosed: ui/i6/2i u2:2u:26 Final call type: 459A (3) AUDIBLE BUKGLARY ALARM Init. call type: 459A (3) AUDIBLE BURGLARY ALARM Primary unit: 896K (.;ase Number: 2U21-01117 (AS —Assist) Disposition: AS: i Grid: 245 Disp. group: NEBeat2 Source: 'I'ELEPHONE Sub "Type: Location: 2.101 L 1S'1'S'1':CAL1F0KN 1A'1'KEA'1'MEN'1'SEKV ICES RP Name: RP Phone: Date/Tiri-te Operator Type 01/16/21 00:31:12 3205 01/16/21 00:59:34 SAPD 0-1/16/21 00:59:34 SAPD 01/16/21 00:59:48 3334 0-ih6/2-i UU:59:53 3334 01/16/21 01:00:20 SAPD OM6/2i 01:00:20 SAP0 01/16/21 01:00:30 SAPD 01/16/21 01:00:30 SAPID 01/16/21 01:01:47 3505 01/16/21 01:06:05 3505 G-U-02-i 358 t 01/16/21 01:19:01 3505 Oih&zi 01:24:06 3ti3 01/16/2101:24:37 WebRMS COFt-ifn0i it REAR MOTION, INS T21 NO ANS ON T21, UNK RESET, NO RP ENRT 345: (GEIST, STEPHEN) ASSISTING 896K: MobileCAD assist from Unit 345 896K: SMASHED DOOR IN THE FRONT NEED 2 UNITS ONE TO THE FRONT AND ONE W/ K9 343k (RtGUERIN, JEREMY) ASSISTING 896K 342: (CACERES, SCOTT) ASSISTING 345: MobileCAD assist Tj OM Ui jit 342 341: (BEAUMARCHAIS, GREG) ASSISTING 343A: MobileCAD assist Trom Unit 341 T39 ALARM CO REF RP - THEY WILL CB ALARM CO CB, UTL AN RP - NO ANS 896K: ADDTL ALARM ACTIVATIONS IS OFCRS 896KINS IS CLR, REu BOARD UP 3FT BY 6FT TYCO Cti. OP MIC19AEL- ADDTL ACTIVIATION AT RECEPTION IDESr\ vv/ IMFFk—ARt:D MOTION. ALARM RESET. ADV'D OFCRS On SCEnE, 345 assigned case number: CI#Requested Attachment 19, Page 343 onouSignEnvelope ID: 5a2r854A-AE80-4a5D-813o-3E2S8rar00a5 01/16/21 Oi:ub:24 3505 /3QBOARD UP, ETA nO-40MUVS 01/16/2101:46:00 896K Secondary Lt7^aiionfor 8Q8K:OOCIVIC CENTER PL*ZA;SANTA ANA~CAQ2/oo Attachment 19.Page 344 onouSignEnvelope ID: 5a2r854A-AE80-4a5D-813o-3E2S8rar00a5 ��.�U-�� ~��Ux� ��;��^t�� Police Field ~-~ Activity .�� I//ddu/J#210109b24 Incident: 210109524 (CLOSED) Created: UVl821l�2V:�)U Sunday hyPHNlCISNEROS, (]RlZELDA D^opukdhud:0|/l7/21 /:5::50:I5unit J34 byUSp-) 2887 .Eurouio: 0l/17/31 16:05:56uoit 14 ix/Souno VUi7/2i lh:12:54unit l44 Closed: UU1//2l 1/1412 Final call tT-pn4D5 (4)L/IS1QKMUN(,i]iE Ptf\CE Init. oud| type: 415WWDlSTLTRBuv[} l/,tYb/l[t Primary unit: 243 Case Number: None Urid:245 Disofroup: NEBeut2 L,00atuoo: 21V8E IS'I'S'K RP Name: RP Phone: Dote/Timu Operator Type ~---~-- 01/17/21 15i58:53DSP5z88/3 o1/1//2/ 15:59:00 2887 1 01/17/21 15:59:05 -134 3 01/17/21 15:59:05144 3 04/17/21 16L05:58144 3 01/17/21 16:0728134 n wh(/z' 10:0838 144 1 CPFUR *FEmALE|NABRYN|SSARCADiAPRKDNEAR THE CL/N|CvvFIOApPROACHEDCPASKING FOR ASSISTANCE |N GE//|mG FERMONEY BACK FROM THE CLERK ATTHE Hu/E[ CPVV|LLNOTBEATTHELOC.HE|5nnuV|mGOM/O ANOTHER LOCATION UEPATROLS 134:OSPTCH(ACHUTEGU|.yNA|R4) 144: (ARMSTRONG`JAmESnF)A5o15/|mG 134: 134:Responding From =E4THSTUNBREEDENST 244:Responding Frnm=E4/19S/UNPOINSETTIA ST Secondary Location for 144:O0CIVIC CENTER PLAZA.SAN/x ANA.CAQ2703 144: ENRuu/E Secondary Location for 134:O0CIVIC CENTER PLA/-*.5*NTA ANA.CAS27OJ Z34:EmROUTE NOONE MATCHING DESCRPWAS a/.NuF[*G DOWNS.GOA Attachment 19.Page 345 onouSignEnvelope ID: 5a2r854A-AE80-4a5D-813o-3E2S8rar00a5 01/17/21 1612:54144 3 144:/TSCNE oih/b��6: -1 4:4u"134 3 134:/TSK}NE 0137D1 16:19L38144 3 144 Unit Cleared From Inoiden unuiuyt)z4 01M7/211619:39144 o l44:AvA{L 01/17/21 1619:46134 3 134:Unit Cleared From Incident 210109524 01M7/211619:46134 o 134: AvA|L 01/17/2116:30:01 2710 Incident Re-opanad:CPWAS T45AND NOW ME/URmEu 01M7/2116:38:03 2710 CPKEEPS SAYING SnE0ATTHE SUNLANDMOTEL, BUT THAT |S*/zi i i t -iST o-ih //z-i z710 HOWEVER GIVES THIS ADD 01/17/21 17:03:00 234 u8noflag down Attachment 19.Page 346 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incident 4 21 U3UU282 incident: 210300282 (CLOSED) Created: 03/01/21 12:36:50 Monday by uSF6 LLAL, JUAN Vispatched: 03/01/21 14:58:43 unit 131 by SUPP 1955 tnroute: W/W/21 14:58:54 unit 131 On Scene: 03/0 1 Iz I 15:U3:46 unit 131 Closed: 03/01/21 15:09:35 Pinal call type: 925SUB (3) SUSPICIOUS SUBJECT snit. call type: 925SUI9 (3) SUSPICIOUS SUBJECT PrimaLyunit: 131 Case Number: None Urid:245 Oisp. group: NEBeai2 Source: TELEPHONt Sub Type: Location: ztut h 1S1'S'1':REC0VERV SOLUTIONS OF SANTA ANA RP Name: RP Phone: Date/Time Operator Type Comment 03/01/21 12:38:57 2622 1 1-MALE; BLUE SHIR i / bLUE jmS z IS IN A BLK EXPEDI i IOn. 1301 f1 IlAvE SEEM T97 FOR 30 MINS, SHOULDNi BE ivi 03/0-1/2-1 -iz:3w04 2622 1 SUBJS ARE IN THE PLOT 03/01/21 12:39:15 2622 1 SOME PEOf-LE ARE KNOWN TO COME BY GET NARCS THEN LEAVE G3/U1/Z1 14:58:08 3472 1 CID NO LONGER T97-- CANNOT CONFIRM IF SUBJS LEF i 03/01/21 14:58:43 SUPP -1955 3 131: 05H i CH (GARCIA, DAVID) 03/01/21 14:58:54 131 3 131: Responding From = N MIm i ER S i \E CIViC CEm i EN DR 03/01/21 14:58:54 -j3-i 3 131: ENROUTE 03/01/21 15:08:46 131 3 131: ATSCNE 03/0 1 /21 -15:UV:35 131 3 131: Unit Cleared From Incident 210300282 03/01/21 15:09:35 131 3 13 j: AVAIL 03/U-i/zi 15:09:35 131 3 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 347 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incident # 2103U3382 Incident: 210303382 (CLOSED) Created: 03/06/21 06:36:26 Saturday by U!;t4 UISNtKUS, (-iRl/,ELt)A Uispatchel 03/06/21 07:31:07 unit 142 by DSP2 2994 tnroute: 03100121 01:31:12 unit 143 On Scene: U3/v0/2 i U /:41:09 unit 142 Closed: 03/06/21 08: 16: 1 / P'inal call type: 4151'(3) DISTURBANCE-TI(ANSItN I init. can type: 415'u (3) DIS'FURI:3ANCE-TRANSIENT Primary unit: 142 Case Number: None aril 245 wisp. group: NEBeat2 Location: 2101 E IS IS'1' RP Name: KP Phone: Source: TELEPHOiN t Sub type: Darerr; ... e Uperator Type Comment 03/06/21 06:39:20 2710 1 MALE WHT TOY i SIEMMA_ M/_ BURG HOODIE, BILK FM I S SAMUALS, STANDING OUT SIDE THE VEH, SCREAMIMG AMU ulS i MUSING THE PEACE 03/06/zi 06:39:31 2710 03/06/21 06:39:31 2710 03/06/21 06:39:31 2710 03/06/21 06:39:31 zviO 03/06/21 06:39:47 2710 03/06/21 06:44:-14 3 t 1 3 03/06/21 07:18:19 2492 03/06/zi Ot:19:32 2492 I I i 03/06/21 07:31:07 DSP2 29943 CP CB. ADV SUBJ IS ATT TO PUSH WHT TOYT SIENNA INTO THE STREET, BUT VEH IS NOT WORKING, CP C/ B AMD Auv'D OF UELAY- CP ADVD SUBJ IS STILL T97- SUBJ IS GETTIMG AGI I A I EU- CP ADVD CITIZEN IS TRYING HELP SUBJ JUMP START HIS VEH- CP ADVD SUBJ IS BLOCKING THE ENTRANCE AND HE'S HARASSING EMPLOYEES I 4z: uSP i CFI (PICARD, JARED) Attachment 19, Page 348 onouSignEnvelope ID: 5a2r854A-AE80-4a5D-813o-3E2S8rar00a5 03/06/Z/0/:31:1Z 193 o 143 BwROu/E 03/08/2107:3112143 3 143:Responding From =NBUSH ST 03/06/2107:3117142 3 142:Responding From =NBUSS S/ 03/08/2107:3117142 3 142:BNROUTE 03/06/2107:32:47 3713 1 CP CB. ADV OF DELAY. CPADVSLBJ IS HUStiOlqG vvll/ /Ori SIENNA &|SALMOST OUT OFDRIVEWAY AREA. rEmCr, vEH WILL CAUSE AQ0QT|F|TGOES MUCH FUR /FIEFKOU/OF DRIVEWAY. CPWAS ADVOFCRSARE ENn. 0,5/08/21o7:41:0o-192 3 l42:ATSCNE 0306/2107:4110143 3 143:ATSCNE 03/06/z/ou1z:3z /42 -1 vein vvn"bnrRendo=n'opasserby jumped the van. Van left the pullnylot vvhhnnio"nom. 0306/210816:02143 3 243:AVAiL 0306/2108n6:Oz143 3 243:Unit C1eona!l �,noj"i.�ae,auionoo362 03K06V21 081017 142 3 142: Unit Cleared From Incident 210303382 03/00/210810:17142 3 142:AVA|L 038X6/21 081617142 3 Incident Closed. Attachment 19.Page 349 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Inuident # 210304569 Incident: 210304569 (CLOSED) Created: U3109121 u6:25:49 Monday by L)5P4 VAUGHN, LAUREN L)ispaiched: 03/08/21 06:35::55 unit 132 by SUFF 1955 hnroute: 03/08/21 06:36:02 unit 13Z un Scene: U31USI21 06:42:13 unit 132 Closed: wlugl21 u6:53:3u Final call type: 415S (3) UIS I U Kt3AN Uh-S U BJ hC'l' snit. call type: 415S(3)DlSTURl3ANUt-SUBJtUl Frimmy unit: 132 Case Number: None Grid: 245 Dist,. group: fNti3eat2 Source: ItLtPHUNt Sub'lype: Location: 2101 E 1S1'ST:METHAv01NE CLIMU XF Name: RP Phone: Date/Time Operator 03/08/21 06:25:,e-i :34tz 03/08/21 06:26:20 3472 03/08/2-1 06:z6:3t 3472 03/08/21 06:35:55 SUPP 1955 03/05/zi 06:35:55 SUPP 1955 03/08/21 06:36:02 132 03/08/21 06:36:02 132 03/08/21 06:36:13 -13-1 03/08/21 06:36:13 131 03/08/21 06:4z: -13 13z 03/08/21 06:43:07 131 03/08/zi 015:45:35 1955 03/08/21 06:46:13 3472 03/08/zi 06:48:31 131 03/08/21 06:48:48 -13-1 03/08/21 06:48:49 131 03/08/21 06:48:4u 131 Type Cum merit I MALE Ul OF METH I THROWING A i v 1M 10 1 RAFFIC LANES I ME GRY SWTR, BLU JEANS- NO SHOES 3 -1 3z: 10Sr I CH (LAUFER, OTTO) 3 131: DSPTCH (GARCIA, DAVID) 3 1 3,e: ENROUTE 3 132: Responding From = N SANTIAGO S i \E CIVIC CENTER DR 3 131: Responding From = E BROWN ST\N LACY ST 3 131: ENROUTE 3 132: ATSCNE 3 13-1: ATSulqE I utl, does cp still want contact I 4-l"MIAKING CONTACT 3 131: OK UTL SUBJ 3 131: Unit Cleared From Imcidemt 210304569 3 131: AVAIL Attachment 19, Page 350 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 u3/uo/z,i u6:53:30 132 3 132: Unit Cleared From Incident 210304569 03/08/21 06:53:30 132 3 -13Z: AVAIL u31u8/21 06:53:30 132 3 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 351 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incident # 210307630 Incident: 21030io3O (CLOSED) Created: 03/13/21 05:58:24 Saturday by DSF4 GARCIA, CECILIA uispatclica: 03/ 1312 1 UO:2'/:.).) unit 143 by S U FF 3156 Enroutv: W/ 13121 vo:z z5: 12 unit 143 On Scene: 03/13/21 06:29:19 unit 144 Closed: 03/13/21 06:50:27 Pinal call type: 4151'(3) tJlS'FURBANCh-'l'RANSlEN'l' init. gall type: 4151'(3)L)1S1UK1:3ANCt-1KANSl1 Nl Primary unit: 143 Case Number: None (irict: 245 Uisp. group: NI Beat2 Source: 'FELEPHON E Sub'lype: Location: 21ui L IS I S I :KLUUVLKV SOLU I 10INS RP Name: F,F Phone: Date/Time Operator Typw k;V111111t;M1 03/13/21 06:00:11 2928 1 MALE TO FRO UL2LLUN 415 WITH EMP AND HAS ALL HIS TRASH OUT. BLK SWTSH , BLK PNTS, NEG WPNS APPEARS 03/13/21 06:2t:55 Surf- ;315E5 3 143: uSHi CFI (vAN LUvEN, KEVIN) 03/13/21 06:28:12 143 3 143: ENROUTE U3h3/z-i 06:zo:12 143 3 143: Responding From = E 1ST ST\N LYON ST 03/13/21 06:28:14 144 3 144: Responding From = E 1ST ST\N LYON ST 03/13/21 06:28:14 SAPID 1 MobileCAD assist from Unit 144 03/13/21 06:28:14 144 3 144: ENROU i E 03/13/21 06:28:14 SAPD 1 144: (ARMSTRONG, JAMES JR) ASSISTING 143: 03/13/21 06:29:-iy -144 3 144: A i SCME 03/13/21 06:29:29 143 3 143: ATSCNE FJ3/13/z1 015:3u:44 144 1 CONTACTED MALE SUBJ, ADVD HIM NOT TO LOITER AT BIZ.. SUBJMOVED TO PUBLIC SIDEWALK... SUBJ STATED TRASH WAS NOT HIS... ADVID CP TRASH WAS NOT SUBJS AND THEY COULD DISPOSE OF IT... 03/13/21 06:45:42 144 3 144: OK 03h 3/21 06:50:25 144 3 144: AVAIL Attachment 19, Page 352 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 u31-j3ici ub:5u:15 144 3 144: Unit Cleared From Incident 210307630 03/13/21 06:50:27 143 3 143: Unii Cleared From incident zziu3ur63u u3h 3/zi u6:50:27 143 3 143: AVAIL 03/13/21 06:50:27 143 3 Imc at-ml clu5ud. Attachment 19, Page 353 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 31 Police Field Activity incident # 210408893 Incident: ziFj4Utww (ULOSED) treated: U4/1:5/21 UI:54:41 Thursday, by SUPP MOROYOQUI71JIANA Dispatched: Closed: 04/15/21 02:01:05 Pinal call type: 459A (3) AUUIBLE BUKULAKY ALARM snit. call type: 459A (J) AUinBLE BURGLARY ALARM Primaj-y unit: 332A Case Number: None uisposition: NK:2 chid: z45 wisp. group: NEBeatz Source: TELEPHONE SubTypc: Location: 2101 E 1ST ST :CALIFOPN 1A'1'REA'1'MEN'1'SEKV ICES RP Name: KY Ftione: Date/Time Operator Type Comment 04/15/21 UI:55:34 Lints inctZlem Closed. 04/15/21 01:55:34 2368 COVERS: GRP 1 EXAM OFC MOTION, UNK RESE i, RP PENDING, Attachment 19, Page 354 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Inciaent # 210416444 Incident: ziM6444 (CLOSED) created: U4/2 //Z I 13:46: 11 Tuesday by DSP3 VAUGHN, LAUREN Dispatched: 04/27/21 14:00:21 unit 131 by DSP2 3334 Enroute: U4/27/21 14:UO:43 unit 161 On Scene: U4/2//21 14:U'/:21 unit tot ulused: U4/2//2i 14:08:56 Final call type: ASSTF (2) ASSIST FIRE DEPT lnii. call type: ASSAT'(2) ASSIS'I'FI-Rh L)EF't' Primary unit: 131 case Number: Nune Grid: 245 Disp. group: NEBeat:2 Source: TELEPHUN E Sub Type: Location: 2101 E IS'I'S'I* RECOVERY CLENIC KF Name: Kv Phune: Date/Time Operator Type FJ4/27/21 13:46:31 3472 1 04/27/21 13:47:02 3472 1 U4/Zt/z-1 13:41:z-1 341z 1 04/27/21 13:59:26 3472 1 04/21/Zi 13:59:48 3395 1 04/27/21 14:00:21 DSP2 3334 3 04/27/21 14:00:31 3334 1 04/27/21 14:00:43 161 3 04/27/21 14:00:43 161 3 U4/Z I /Z 'I 14:U-1:00 -131 3 04/27/21 14:01:00 131 3 04/Z//Z1 14:01:Z1 161 3 04/27/21 14:08:42 161 3 04/27/21 14:08:42 161 3 Comment FEM REFUSING TO LEAVE FE GRY SWEATSHIRT, bLK PAN I S CP ADVING BUSN IS CLOSED AND FEM NOT LEAVING THE PROP FIRE:CALLING ADVING THEY ARE ENR FOR FEMI vv/ �ND HAVING WITHDRAWLS GITu 131: DSPTCH (GARCIA, DAVID) 161: (BONiLLA, RENE) ASSISTING 131: 161: ENROUTE 161: Responding From = E S i GERTRUDE Pr-\S GRAND AV 131: Responding From = ALLEY N/ 0 4TH S/ 0 5TH\N '§PURGEON ST 131: ENROUTE 151: ATSCNE 161: Unit Cleared From Incident 210416444 161: AVAIL Attachment 19, Page 355 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 04/27/21 14:08:43 161 1 per ocfa, c4 medical aid 04/27/21 14:08:56 131 3 131: Unit Cleared From Incident 210416444 04/27/21 14:08:o6 131 3 131: AVAIL 04/27/21 14:08:56 131 3 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 356 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity incicient # 71 UbU4UZ4 Lase ;7 ZU21 -UVVZU Incident: 210504024 (CLOSED) created: v:5/u//21 i i:/_vAt triday by rtiNz Kut)KiGuEZ, YAMINA Dispatched: 05/07/21 11:33:22 unit 145 by DSP3 3156 Enroute: 05/07/21 11:59:09 unit 145 On Scene: U5IU'1121 1 I:3.3:22 unit 145 closed: o/u//zi i2:4o:tu Final ,all type: 2420 (3) BATTERY JUST/OCCURED lidt.call type: 2420(3)BA:I"I'ERYJUS't'/QCCUREI) Primary unit: 145 case Number: zuzi-uqqzq (uK_uan report) Disposition: CR: I Grid: 245 Disp. group: Nhf3ear2 Source: FELEP HONE Sub `Type: Location: 21UI E ISTST:XECOVERY SOLUTMIN UYSANIAAINA Kr Name: RP Phone: Illatc/ I 411w upwrator I ypc Comment 05/07/21 10:15:59 2710 1 Appended, 11:59:03 CLIENT: BEING AGRESSIVE DOB: W/ STAFF, M BLK HAT, BLK WINDBREAKER 05/07/21 10:16:30 2710 1 Appended, 11:59:03 415 AND IS Ulq[3EM I t-iE lIqt-LuENCt 05/0t/2-i 10:16:54 27-1Fj 1 Appended, 11:59:03 HE IS BEING ASKED TO LEAVE AND HE IS REFUSING, ARGUING FOR HIS DOSE 05/07/21 10:28:57 2994 1 Appended, 11:59:03 CP CB, ADVISED SUBJ IS S I _11717 415 vvi STAFF 05/Ut/2-i -j0:2w-iU 2y94 1 Appended, 11:59:03 ADVISE MALE IS EXT. 390 05/07/21 11:21:44 3140 1 CP ADV SEC PEPPERED SPRAYED A CLIENT, 0510itIZ1 I -I:ZZ:ZZ 3140 1 Cripm I - BLU BB CAP, NO SHIRT 05/07/21 11:22:50 3140 1 PER CP NEG MEDICS 05/07/21 11:24:37 2492 1 CP C/ 6 AND ADv'D I MEY ARE KEQ'ING MEDICS- CP IS SPEAKING TO OCf-A 05/07/21 11:33:22 DSP3 3156 3 145: DSPTCH (BRODEUR, MATTHEW) 05/07/21 11:33:22 DSP3 3156 3 145: ATSCNE 05/0 (/21 11:33:38 14Z 3 -142: Responding From = E FAIRHAVEN AV Attachment 19, Page 357 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 05/07/21 11:33:38 SAPD 05/07/21 11:33:38 SAPD 05/07/21 11:39:14 2492 05/07/21 11:4z:28 3'156 1 05/07/21 11:45:58 WebRMS 1 05/0t/z 1 1 1:4 t:48 145 1 05/07/21 11:59:03 3156 U5/U t/z1 1 1 :5W0`3 145 05/07/21 11:59:09 145 05/0 t/z 1 12:08:38 141 05/07/21 12:08:38 141 05/07/21 12:08:38 SAPD 05/07/21 12:08:38 SAPD 05/07/21 12:10:28 142 05/07/21 12:10: z8 142 05/07/21 12:10:35 142 05/0t/z1 1 z:13:51 141 05/07/21 12:13:51 141 05/07/21 12:13:53 141 05/07/21 12:33:41 142 05/07/21 12:33:41 142 05/07/21 12:46:10 145 05/07/21 12:46:10 145 05/Ut/z1 1z:46:1d 145 142: (PICARD, JARED) ASSISTING 145: MnMle(;AD assist from Unit i4z SUPERVISOR FOR SEC CO ADV'D HE IS NO LONGLILU BUT OFCCONTACT HIM AT- CID IS Ayyended; 11:5u:03 MO i RECA i ED 10 0 i MER LHI•! 145 assigned case number: CI#Requested 1 LINK: 210503991 to 210504024 because 210503991 appends to 210504024 3 145: ENROUTE 1 Secondary Location for 145: 2130 e 4th, 3 141: ENROUTE 3 141: Responding From = E 17TH ST 1 141: (VALDEZ, JUDITH) ASSISTING 142: 1 MobiieC AO assist from Unit 141 3 142: ENROUTE 1 Secondat y Eac,21i0rl Tor 14z: z130 E 41 H ST,SAN i A ANA,CA VZ105 3 142: ATSCNE 3 141: AVAIL 3 141: Unit Cleared From Incident 210504024 1 no bwc 3 142: AVAIL 3 142: Unit Cleared From Incident 210504024 3 145: UjA Clem en From !,,ci5ent Z-105040z4 3 145: AVAIL 3 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 358 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity I nciaent # Z I UbUI5941 lixiceia: z105O6941 (CEOSED) Cteaied: 05/12/21 10:14:04 Wednesday by SUPP WESSON, LYDIA Dispatched: 05112121 tO: t6:18 unit 135 by L)SP5 2887 hnroute: 05/ 12121 10: 1. 6:22 unit 135 On Scene: v3/i z1z t t v:z t:vS unit 13:5 Closed: 05/12/21 10:27:40 Final call type: ASS'I'P'(2) ASSIS'I'FIRE DEFT' init. call type: ASS'I't'(2) ASSIST VIKE 1)hf"l' rrimary unit: 135 Case Number: None Grid: 245 L)isp. group: NEB=2 Source: 'TELEPHONE Sub'l'ype: Location: Z I U I U I S L SA RP Name: RP Phone: Datefflitte Operatur i ype 05/12/21 10:14:23 1955 1 05h zlzl 10:14:36 1955 1 05/12/21 10:16:18 DSP5 2887 3 05/12/21 10:16:22 135 3 05/12/21 10:16:22 135 3 05/12/21 10:18:58 2887 1 Uoh z12-i 134 3 05/12/21 10:19:02 134 3 05hz/zi 10:21:08 135 3 05/12/21 10:23:59 2887 1 05/12/21 10:25:44 3472 1 05/12/21 10:25:49 134 3 05/12/21 10:27:14 134 3 05/1 ZIZ -I -JU:Zf:14 134 3 05/12/21 10:27:40 135 3 05/1Z/Z1 10:Z(:40 135 3 Cummetit FIRE:RESPONDING TO AN OD IN THE PKG LOT, NO FURTHER DETAILS. THEY ARE REQ PD ALSO RESPOND 135: DSPTCH (ACOSTA, VICTOR) 135: ENROUTE 1:35: R.spamMmv Fmm = E -j tTH ST\N GRAND AV 134: (ACHUTEGUI, MAIRA) ASSISTING 135: 134: Resvomdimg F, om = N MAIN S 1 134: ENROUTE 135: ATSCNE 135: SO FAR UTL IN ANY PARKING LOT FIRE:ADVING THEY CLEARED- PATIENT LEFT TE AREA T22 -134: ATSuNE 134: AVAIL 134: Uril't Cleated Fiom lm;Mem ZIU506941 135: AVAIL 135: Unit Cleared From Incident 210506947 Attachment 19, Page 359 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 05/12/21 10:27:40 135 3 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 360 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incident # 210507753 'M SAT er iinciZIenz:z-iU5Utt5;5 (CLOSED) Created: 05/13/21 13:41:00 Thursday by PUGA, ANGELICA Dispatchea: 05/13/21 13:41:04 unit 715 by S U PP 2511 Enroute: O5113121 13:41:U4 unit 11� Un zscunc: 0:5/13/21 13:4 I:U I unit 145 Closed: 05/13/21 14:15:30 Final call Type: FED (4) PEDESTRIAN CHECK Init. call type: FED (4) PEDES I'KIAN CHECK Ffimaiy unit: 14:5 Case Number: None Disposition: NR:1 aria: 245 uisp. group: N hBeW Source: KAV tU Nub I ypU: Location: Z191 h IS I S I RP Name: RP Phone: Date/Time Operator Type 05/13/21 13:41:01 145 3 ii-5/1 3/Z -I '13:41:ij-4 SOFF Z57-1 3 05/13/21 13:41:04 2571 1 05/1 3W 13:41:04 SUPP 2571 3 05/13121 13:41:10 185 3 05/13/21 13:41:10 185 3 05/13/21 13:41:10 SAPD 1 05/13/21 13:41:10 SAPD 1 iJ-5/-13/Z-1 -13:4-1:1-1 z57-1 -1 05/13/21 13:41:11 2571 1 05h 3/zi 13:41: 1 z z5t1 1 05/13/21 13:41:12 2571 1 05/13/21 13:41:32 2571 1 Comment 145: ATSCNE I 15: EMt-c00 i E 715: (ALATORRE, IRENE) ASSISTING 145: 715: responding F, u... = M SYCAMORE S i \E 16TH ST 185: ENROUTE 185: Responding From = S FLOW tFZ S i Wv MCFADDEN AV 185: (BIEBRICH, JOSEPH) ASSISTING 145: MobileCAD assist from Unit 185 Attachment 19, Page 361 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 05h3/zi 13:4i:4-1 z5t1 05/13/21 13:43:11 2571 1 160: (ROSE, JAMES) ASSISTING 145: 05/13/21 13:43:45 SUPP 2571 3 160: ATSCNE 05/13/21 13:44:39 2571 1 145: IN PARKING LOT OF SUNLAND MOTEL 05/13/21 13:45:45 SUPP 2571 3 145: OK 05h 3/z-i 13:45:45 S Ut-P z5 t -1 3 -1 6u: OK 05/13/21 13:45:45 SUPP 2571 3 715: OK 05h 3/zi 13:45:45 SUPP z5t1 3 185: Om 05/13/21 13:48:33 SUPP 2571 3 715: ATSCNE 05/13/21 13:50:44 SUPP 2571 3 715: AVAIL 05/13/21 14:01:20 160 3 160: AVAIL 05/13/21 14:01:20 160 3 160: Unit Cleared From Incident 210507753 05h 3/2-1 14:11:14 145 3 145: AVAIL 05/13/21 14:11:14 145 3 145: Unit Cleared From Incident 210507753 05/-13/Z-1 '14:15:30 '155 3 fricMemi CloseZI. 05/13/21 14:15:30 185 3 185: Unit Cleared From Incident 210507753 05h 3/zi 14:15:30 185 3 185: AVAI r Attachment 19, Page 362 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incident # 210513119 31- r Incident: 210513119 (CLOSED) Created: V51)2121 0z5:-')0:U4 Saturday by SUMP PU(jA, AN(jELICA i)isvatched: 05lz2l2 i V9:29:3 Z5 unit 143 by S u FF 2:5 / i Enroute: 05/22/2109:29:43 unit 143 On Scene: 05/22/21 09:37:09 unit 143 Closed: 05/22/21 09:40:31 rinal call type: SAMU 1 (4) SAMC - I KAN Sit N I Init. call type: SAMCT (4) SAMC - TRANSIENT Primary unit: 143 Case Number: None Grid: 245 wisp. group: N tBeat',, 'Source: I hLhF1-iUN t Sub i ype: Location: 2101 E 1ST ST:COMPRIFHENSIVE CENTER RP Name: Rf, F11011e: Date/Time Operator Type Comment 05/zz/zi 08:54:08 z5(i 1 15 SUBJS, BLOCKING tN i KANCt:. CON I iNUAL PRObLtM 05/22/21 08:55:10 2571 1 CP SAYS THE DRIVEWAY IS THE ENTRANCE TO SUNLAND MOTEL AND COMPREHENSIVE CENTER 05/22/21 08:55:16 2571 1 SUBJS MAKE IT DIFF TO GET IN AND OUT 05/22/21 08:55:39 2571 i CP WAS THERE DRIVING HER SON TO THE COMPREHENSIVE, SAME THING HAPPENED YESTERDAY, AND SHE ALMOST TC'D INTO ANOTHER VEH 05/22/21 09:29:38 SUPP 2571 3 143: DSPTCH (VAN LUVEN, KEVIN) 051,eZZ-1 09:Z3:43 -143 3 -143: tNROU i E 05/22/21 09:29:43 143 3 143: Responding From = E 4TH ST\N GRAND AV U5/ZZ/Z-1 UV:3(:UJ 143 3 143: A I SCnt 05/22/21 09:40:31 143 3 143: AVAIL 05/22/21 09:40:31 143 3 143: Unit Cleared From Incident 210513119 05/22/21 09:40:32 14:3 SUBJ ADV TO NOT BLOCK DRIVEWAY 05/22/21 09:40:32 143 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 363 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity incident # z 1 u513 (27 Incident: 210513722 (CLOSED) created: U5123I21 US:32:22 Sunday by Dispatched: 05/23/2108:32:22 unit 135A by 135A 135A Ellroute: 05/23/2108:32:22 u,,it 135A Un Scene: O5123121 08:32:22 unit 135A Closed: U5/2.3/21 U8:52:1 / Final call type: v 0 (4) V tftlCLt Ot5S Init, call type: VO (4) VEHICLE OBS Primary unit: 135A Lase Number: None Grid: 245 Disp. group: NEBeat2 Source: RAMO Sub Type: Location: 2101 E 1ST S'I' KF Name: KF Fhone: Date/Time Operator Type FJ5//:3/Zl 08:3/:ZZ 135A :3 05/23/21 08:32:22 135A 3 05/23//1 08:32:z2 135A 3 05/23/21 08:32:22 135A 3 05/23/21 08:32:22 135A 1 05/23/21 08:43:12 135A i Comment 135A: Ke5panZji, y F, am = E -j ST ST\S I ST ST. 135A: DSPTCH (BRODEUR, MATTHEW) 135A: ENROUTE 135A: ATSCNE License #: 7w1y216 Attachment 19, Page 364 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 05/23/21 08:43:26 155 3 155: ATSCNE 05/23/21 08:43:26 SAPD -i '155: (MARTINEZ, ADRIAN) ASSISTING -i 35A: 05/23/21 08:43:26 SAPID 1 MobileCAD assist from Unit 155 05/23/2't 176:43:55 155 3 155: AVAIL 05/23/21 08:48:58 155 3 155: Unit Cleared From Incident 210513722 05/23/2'1 08:52:03 135A 3 135A: OK 05/23/21 08:52:17 135A 3 135A: AVAIL 05/23/21 08:52:17 135A 3 135A: Unit Cleared From Incident 210513722 05/23/21 08:52:17 135A 3 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 365 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incident # 210600611 Incident: z106006ii (U`OSED) Created: 06/0 t/21 20:03:26 Tuesday by DSP3 OCHOA, LUISA Dispatched: 06/01/21 20:08:23 unit 362A by 13SP2 2368 Enroute: 06/01/21 20:08:31 unit 362A Un Scene: U6/01/21 2U:20:49 unit 336 closed: 06/01 /21 20:23:35 Final call type: ASSTF (2) ASSIST FIRE DEPT Init. call type: ASS11' (2) ASS1S'F FIKE LtEY'i' Primary unit: 362A case Number: None Grid: 245 Disp. group,: NEBeat2 Location: 2101 E 1ST S'1' KP Name: = RP Phone: Date/Time Operator Type 06/01/21 20:03:52 358 r 1 06/01/21 20:04:08 3587 1 0/0-i/ri z0:06:23 DSP2 z368 3 06/01/21 20:08:31 362A 3 uft-1/Ll zu:Ut5:31 36ZA 3 06/01/21 20:08:45 3587 1 06/01/21 20:09:09 2368 1 06/01/21 20:09:24 336 3 06/01/21 20:09:29 2368 1 06/01/21 20:09:49 352A 3 06/01/21 20:09:49 362A 3 O5/w/z-i zu:IZr:4 336 3 06/01/21 20:14:49 336 1 06/01/21 20:20:48 336 3 06/01/21 20:23:35 336 3 Source: TELEPHONE Sub'1'ype: t;ommunt FIRE:ENRT FOR MALE OD'G FENTANYL, CONSC/ BREATHING OUTFRONT OF T20 FIRE:ETA 2 MINS OUT 3ozA: DSPTCH (AHEARN, CONNOR) 362A: ENROUTE 36ZA: Fe5ponding From = E MCFADDEN AV X2 NARCAN ADMINSTERED 336: (SALAS, RICARUO) ASSISTING 3oLA: 336: Responding From = E 6TH ST\E BROWN ST 336: WILL ADV 362A: Unit Cleared From Incident 210600611 362A: AVAIL 335: ENROUTE Secondary Location for 336: 60 CIVIC CENTER PLAZA,SANTA ANA,CA 92703 336: ATSCNE Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 366 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 UUIU'I/Z-1 ZU:Z3:35 336 3 33o: Una Cleared From Incident 210600611 06/01/21 20:23:35 336 3 336: AVAIL Attachment 19, Page 367 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incident # 210601681 in,ldant: 21U60681 (CLOSED) Created: 06/03/21 13:43:20 Thursday, by, PHN I CANT E, ANOEL l3ispatcheI 06/03/21 13:47:50 unit 144 by L)SFJ 3 1 5b Enroute: Ub/W/21 I J:49:J.) unit 142A On Scene: UO/U J/2 I I J:51:42 unit 14ZA Closed: 06/03/21 14:38:38 Final call iyFe: 929 (2) PERSON DOWN lniE. call type: 929 (2)PEKSUN 1-)UWN Primary unit: 144 Case Number: None Disposition: AS: I uria: 245 UiSp. group: Ni t3eau Source: I tLtFh(-)N t Sub type: Location: 1.1u1 E IS I S I :VxViN I rARKING LOT, NEAR THE S'f RP Name: � RP Phone: Date/Time Operator Type 06/03/21 13:45:24 2492 1 06/03/21 13:45:52 Z4V2 06/03/21 13:46:18 2571 06/03/21 13:46:27 2571 1 06/03/21 13:47:50 DSP3 3156 3 06/03/21 13:48:28 3156 1 06/03/21 13:48:35 142A 3 06/03/21 13:48:35 142A 3 06/03/21 13:43:35 SAI-,D .1 06/03/21 13:48:35 SAPD 1 06/03/21 13:50:02 3156 1 06/03/21 13:51:42 142A 3 Comment SUBJ "ROLLING" ON THE SI0tVVALK AND AT ONE POINT HE WAS ON THE ST- M/ W BR 19AIF7. GRY SHIRT AND BLUE JEANS- SUBJ POSS U/ I T3a TO OCFA ANOTHER CALLER, SUBJ HAD BEEN SEEN VVALKING IN I HE LANES, AND NOW DOWN ON THE SIDEWALK, IN FROM I OF SOME ROSE BUSHES, APPEARS U/ I LOOKS LIKE THERE IS CROWD AROUND HIM 144: DSPTCH (ARMSTRONG, JAMES JR) 144: UNCON BU I BREATHING 142A: ENROUTE 142A: Responding From = N GARFIELD ST\E SANTA ANA BIL 142A: (PICARD, JARED) ASSISTING 144: MobileCAD assist from Unit 142A 144: SUMO AvvAKE, EXTREMELY Ul 142A: ATSCNE Attachment 19, Page 368 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 06/03/21 14:26:48 144 3 144: OK 06/03/21 14:26:55 144 1 Secondary Location for i44: 60 CIv1C CtNTtR PLAZA,SANTA ANA,CA 92703 06/03/21 14:26:55 144 3 144: ENROUTE 06/03/21 14:27:39 142A 3 142A: AVAIL u&03/2 i 14:z/:3v i 42A 3 14LA: Unit Cleared From Incident 210601681 06/03/21 14:37:55 144 3 144: ATSCNE 06/u3/Li 14:38:38 144 3 i44: umt Clearva From Incident 2 i0601e81 06/03/21 14:38:38 144 3 144: AVAIL 06/03/21 14:38:38 144 3 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 369 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incident # 210608338 Im.ident: zw6u8338 (CLOSED) Created: 06/14/21 12:39:18 Monday, by, PHN4 DE SAN'14A.00; ANiiEL1CA Dispatched: 06/14/21 13:02:28 unit 134 by DSP2 3395 > nroute: Un Scene: u6/ 14/21 13:U2:29 unit 134 Closed: 06/14/21 13:03:01 Final call type: NARC (3) NARCU'hiC AC'1'1V1'1'Y lnit. call type: 1NARC (3) NARCU '1C AC 11V 11 Y Primary unit: 134 Case Number: None U,id: 245 Disp. group: NE13eat2 Source: `1'I LEPHUNE Sub `Type: Location: 2101 E 1Sr S I' :NIE I'HADONE CLINIC KY N ame: RP Phone: Date/i Mic Operator i ype Comment 06/14/21 12:41:03 3206 1 BRIGHT BLU OR TEAL SATURN 2D LIG#_PARKED IN THE PLOT - 6-7 SUBJS HAVE BEEN SEEN APPROACH THE VEH AND MAKE AN EXCHANGE 06/14/21 12:41:11 3206 1 06/14/21 12:41:11 3206 1 06/14/21 12:41:11 3206 1 ut7/'14/2"I "IL 41:"I'1 3zoo l 06/14/21 12:41:18 3206 1 06/ 1 4/2l 1 3:02:28 051-2 3395 3 06/14/21 13:02:28 DSP2 3395 3 06/14/21 13:02:58 134 1 06/14/21 13:03:01 134 3 06/14/21 13:03:01 134 3 uat i 4/L-i -13:03:01 -134 3 134: DSrTCH (ACHUTEGUI_ MAIRA) 134: ATSCNE UTL 134: Unit Cleared From Incident 210608338 134: AVAIL Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 370 onouSignEnvelope ID: 5a2r854A-AE80-4a5D-813o-3E2S8rar00a5 Police Field Activity u ��"�K��! u ��m�� r�v=uU��U�� |OCiUeOt# 21U/U5882 Inuident:210705882 (CEOuEo) created: U7/0v/21 o8u4:3vthduv6vr'tN3 RAMIQBZ,JE8SlCA O7/09/2lO9:23:l9unit ]43hy[)Sp237l0 Eozoote: 07/09Y21 09:23:3bunit |43 Final call type: 211PR(3)ROBBERY REPORT (PERSON) Init. call type: 211PR (3) ROBBERY REFOR'I'(PERSUN) Frimary oub: 143 case Number: None Grid: 245 [)is" u^ouy:NBBeut2 Source: TELEPHONE S"bT}pc: Location: 21018i1�1'S'8 ;CL0N1U 8FCvuozo: Dote/Time Operator Type Commufn ~----~~— O/09/21DO:2O:08 3146 1 OCCRI}2HRSAGO -#1FH3O'SVVHTSHTR8LUJNSWAS 417 NVKNIFE -#2FH4O'SWEARING BLKSVVTRBLKPNT8#3 MALE, NFO-CpBORROWED PHNTOCALL ' OWNER DFPHN /SLEAVING -CPWILL T23|NFRNTOFCLINIC WEARING BLK SHIRT BLKJNS 0709/2108:20:07 3146 1 LOSS-CELLPHN&VVALLET a//-uv/z-/6o:zz-/o0SPzz/-/13 3 l43: DSFTCH(VAN LUVEN.KEV|N) 0709/2100:23:30143 3 143:Responding From =VV1STSTYSBOOTH ST 0709/zi09:23:36143 3 143:EmxOU/t 0709/21 09:29:49 143 3 143:ATSCNE 0700/ 10l34:22 143 1 UTLCP/NOREPR/SM*DtTOHim O/09/21 09:36:05 143 3 Incident Closed. 0709/ 1 09:38:05 143 3 143: Unit Cleared From |nuidentM/O58nz Attachment 19.Page 371 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incident # 21U(1Ub14 Incident: 210710614 (CLOSED) Created: OW 16/21 1 U:26:39 PriZjay by FHN I RUCHA, tKAN & Uispatchel U // 10121 11:13:4U Unit 143 by S u Fr 2:5 / i tnroutc: 0/h6/zi I t:o:44 unit 142 On Scene: 07/16/21 11:19:46 unit 1143 Closed: 07/16/21 11:29:00 Hnal call type: NAKU (3) NAXUU1 lU AU I tV 1 I Y snit. call type: iNARC (3) NARCOTIC ACTIVITY Primacy unit: 142 Case Number: None Uril 245 L)iSp. group: Ntl3eat2 Location: 201 h 1ST ST RP Name: _ RP Phone Date/Time Operator Type 07/16/21 10:27:11 2993 1 uill&zl 1v:17:47 z993 1 07/16/21 11:13:40 SUPP 2571 3 Ot/i&zi -i i: i 3:4u S Ut-t' Z5 1 -1 3 07/16/21 11:13:44 142 3 07/16/21 11:13:44 142 3 07/16/21 11:13:50 143 3 07/16/21 11:13:50 143 3 vt/16/21 1 -1: 19:46 143 3 07/16/21 11:19:53 142 3 uih!51z-i 1rz3:w -143 1 07/16/21 11:27:55 142 3 OM6/z111:2 t:55 142 3 07/16/21 11:27:55 142 1 07/16/21 11:28:00 143 3 u7/16/21 11:28:uu 143 3 Source: ltLtFl-1UNt Sub Type: Comment 2 FEMS OUT FRON I OF COC uSING NARC - CP WAS DRIVING BY NFD CP CONCERN FOR CHILDREN PASSING BY 142: DSPTCH (PICARD, JARED) 143: DSPTCH (VAN LUVEN, KEVIN) 142: Responding From = E 1 ST ST 14Z: EMKOuTE 143: Responding From = E SANTA CLARA AV 143: ENROUTE 143: ATSCNE 142: ATSCNE area check goa 142: Unit Cleared From Incident 210710614 141: AVAIL no bwc or contact 143: Unit Cleared Frut, , mrldcrIt z'i 0710614 143: AVAIL Attachment 19, Page 372 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 u th t:)/Z-1 -I -I:ZZ5:uu -143 3 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 373 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity incident# 21un luig Incident: 210711079 (CLOSED) treated: u// io/2-i 22:2 /:4-1 Piiday oy.uSF4 hFrtIKSUN, JALMtNt Dispatched: Closed: 07/16/2122:55:02 1-inal call type: ASSAT'(2) ASSIS'I'FIKE IJEf"l' init. call type: ASS'l t (2) ASSIST P I KE UEt" I Pi unary unit: 242 Case Number: None uisposition: AS: I uiid: z45 UiSp. group: Nhbeat2- Location: 2101 E ISt Si RF Name: KY Flione: Source: I LLhFHUNh Sub type: Date/Time Operaxor Type Comment 07/16/21 22:28:39 3511 OCFA GAVE M THE INFO BUT ITS OURS— i HE Y RE Sz t-OR AN OD ... 2 NARCANS HAVE ALREADY BEEN ADMINIS i ERED 07/16/21 22:29:19 3511 CHECKED W/ OCFA... THEYRE ON SCENE NOW 07/16/21 22:29:29 3703 242: (LAUFER, OTTO) ASSISTING 344: ut1161z-i zz:3z:5u SAPM 344: (CUt',RtA, CARCUS) ASSISTING z4z: 07/16/21 22:32:59 SAPD MobileCAD assist from Unit 344 U(/16/z-1 z1:35:36 3tU3 Z41: MACE C415EING xt-ERFEM 07/16/21 22:35:36 3703 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 374 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 �c�az+a Police Field Activity Inciaent # 210804358 Incident: zi080ZF358 (Ci=OSED) Created: uS/uS/z> uy:z /:u6 Sunday by Dispatched: 08/08/21 09:27:06 unit 133A by 133A 133A Enroute: 08/09/21 09:2 /:06 unit 133A Un Scene: u$/ug/z I u9:2 /:u6 unit 133A Mused: uS/uS/zl U9:.3 /:35 Final call type: FED (4) PEDESTRIAN CHECK 1nit. call type: FED (4) PI D S`YK1AN CHECK Primary unit: 133A t;ase Number: Nune Dispusitiun: NR:1 Grid: 245 Oisp. group: N1 13eatz Source: KA131U Sub Type: Location: 21U1 E iSt S1 KY Name: RP Pho,,e: U0101 inlc Oppcfatuf i ype 08/08/2109:27:06 133A 3 08/08/2109:27:06 133A 3 08/08/2109:27:06 133A 3 08/08/2109:27:06 133A 3 u8/08/21 Oa:2 t :On 133A 3 08/08/2109:29:40 135 3 U8/U5/L1 Uy:Ly:40 135 3 08/08/2109:29:40 SAPD 1 08/08/21 09:29:40 SAPID l 08/08/2109:29:44 135 3 08/08/21 09:30:26 DSP1 3385 3 08/08/2109:30:26 3385 1 08/08/2109:36:30 135 3 08/u8/z1 vy:3t:Z4 145 3 08/08/2109:37:24 145 3 08/08/2109:37:34 135 3 Comment 133A: DSPTCH (ROSALES, JOSE) i 33A: ENKOU I E 133A: ATSCNE 133A: 2101 E 1ST ST; ReoponSe Mu m5or: 08082021-00410z0; 133A: Responding From = E 1 ST ST\S 1 ST ST. 135: Responding From = E 1 ST S i 1S i S i ST 135: ENROUTE MobileCAD assist from Unit 135 135: (I HPix; MIGUEL) ASSISTING 133A: 135: ATSCNE 145: ATSCNE 145: (BRODEUR, MATTHEW) ASSISTING 133A: 135: OK 145: AVAIL 145: Unit Cleared From Incident 210804358 135: Unit Cleared From Incident 210804358 Attachment 19, Page 375 onouSignEnvelope ID: 5a2r854A-AE80-4a5D-813o-3E2S8rar00a5 08/08/21 09:37:34 135 3 135 A\8\|L 08/08/3109:3/:35 135x u 133A:xVxIC 08/08/2109:37:35 133A 3 133A:Unit Cleared From Incident 21O8O4358 Attachment 19.Page 376 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incident A 21 Ub I b442 Incident: 210815442 (CLOSED) Created: 08/26/21 13:0 /: I UThursday by FHN.J UtKVAN i ES, CAROLINA Dispatched: ug/2-6/2 i t 3:11:33 unit 141 by uSP2 2:5 /1 tn-route: 08/26/21 13:25:39 unit 144 On Scene: 08/26/21 13:27:06 unit 14 t Closed: 08/26/21 14:u'/:',Iu Pinal call type: 415S (J) DIS I UKt5ANUt-SUt3jEC i init. call type: 415S (3) DISTURBANCE -SUBJECT PrimaLy unit: 141 Case Number: None uisposition: AS: I Grid:245 Disp. group: NEBeat2 Source: TELEPHONE Sub'fype: Location: 2101 E I&I'S'l' :RECOVERY SOLU'f1ONS KY Name: KF Ftionc Date/Time Operator Type 08/Z6/zi 13:05:'14 33y5 I 08/26/21 13:08:24 3395 1 08/26/21 13:08:47 3395 1 08/26/21 13:09:08 3395 1 08/26/21 13:09:14 3395 1 U8/26/21 13:10:03 3395 1 08/26/21 13:10:31 3395 1 05/z0/z1 13: -1 U:4-I 33vo -I 08/26/21 13:10:48 3395 1 08/26/21 13:11:39 3395 1 08/26/21 13:11:47 3395 1 08/26/21 13:12:10 3395 1 U8/26/21 13:12:22 3395 1 08/26/21 13:17:33 2571 1 06/zf3/z-1 13:11:33 DSI,z 3 08/26/21 13:17.38 141 3 Uarl-li-flent F/�lll PINK TANK TOP, LT BLU PANTS FEM 415 OVER NOT RECEIVING HER mEMS MEG vvrMS NOW HAVE AN OPEN LINE FEM AUDIBLE 415 VERBAL STILL HAVE AN OPEN LINE FEM 415 OVER TIME DELAY CP HEARD SAYING " i REY ARE ON THEIR WAY" 4-15 OVER MEDS DISC LINE ATT]NG CB FEm IS NOT CURRENTLY PHYSICAL CP ADVD CALL PENDING ADDL Cr Prl 1NG THE SAME ADV`D OF THE CALL FEM CP T21 WILL ADV 141: DSPTCH (VALDEZ, JUDITH) 141: Responding From = W 20TH S i Attachment 19, Page 377 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 ob/z&Z-1 -13: Z5:35 -144 3 144: Responding From = N GRAND AV 08/26/21 13:25:39 SAPD 1 144: (ARMSTRONG, JAMES JR) ASSISTING 141: 08/26/21 13:25:39 SAPD I MobileCAD dSSiSt Trum unit -144 08/26/21 13:25:39 144 3 144: ENROUTE 08/26/21 13:25:48 142 3 142: Responding From = N GRAND AV 08/26/21 13:25:48 SAPD 1 142: (PICARD, JARED) ASSISTING 141: 08/26/21 13:25:48 SAPD 1 MobileCAD assist from Unit 142 UbIZ61z1 -13:z5:48 14Z 3 14z: ENROUTE 08/26/21 13:27:06 141 3 141: ATSCNE 08/z6/z1 i 3:z9:06 14Z 3 14Z: A I SCNt- 08/26/21 13:29:10 144 3 144: ATSCNE 08/26/21 14:00:42 144 3 144: Unit Cleared Frum Iricidunt z-j 081 544z 08/26/21 14:00:42 144 3 144: AVAIL 08/26/21 14:01:35 142 3 142: Unit Cleared From Incident z 1081 544z 08/z6/z1 14:0-05 14z 3 1 4z: AVAIL 08/26/21 14:01:37 141 1 Secondary Location for 141: 600 N Tustin, Ub/z6/Z'I 14:01:31 141 3 141: tNKOuTE 08/26/21 14:07:20 141 3 141: Unit Cleared From Incident 210815442 08/26/z1 14:01:Z0 141 3 141: AVAIL 08/26/21 14:07:20 141 1 Female was GOA. Advised security to call PD if she returns. No BWC 08/26/21 14:07:20 141 1 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 378 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incident # 210900324 Case # 2021 =1 U614 Incident: 210900324 (CLOSED) Created: 09/01/21 12:55:2'/ Wednesday by Lhspatctied: U9/U 1121 12:53.2 / unit 934A by 934A 934A tnroute: ug/u i //- i 13: 19: 1 1 unit 834A On Scene: 09/01/21 12:55:30 unit 832A Closed: 09/01/21 14:37:08 I�inal call type: PEI) (4) FtUtSl KIAN UhtU& init. call type: FED (4) vtutS i KIAN CHECK Primacy unit: 834A Case Number: Z021-1.8614 (UA—Ubs Arrest) L)isposition: CIA: I chid: z45 UiSp. group: NEBeat2 Source: RADIO Sub Type: Location: 2101 E IS'I'S'I' RP Name: KY Ftione: Date/Time Operator Type 09/0 1 /;' I I;e:55:Zt 834A 3 09/01/21 12:55:27 834A 3 09/01/21 12:55:27 834A 3 09/01/21 12:55:30 832A 3 09/01/21 12:55:30 SAPID 1 09/0-i/z-i 1z:55:30 SAPID 1 09/01/21 12:55:44 834A 1 09/13i/zi i1:55:51 vv.DRMS -i 09/01/21 12:57:34 832A 3 09/01/21 12:57:34 83ZA 3 09/01/21 13:06:41 834A 1 Comment t534A: z-iO-i E 1ST ST- Response Number: 09012021-0046129; 834A: Responding From = E 1 ST ST\S 1 S i S i 834A: Mt, i Cl-i (GONZALEZ, LEONARDO) 832A: ATSCNE 832A: (BABINSKI, JAMItS) ASSIS i ING 834A: MobileCAD assist from Unit 832A 6hpb435 834A assigned case number: CI#Requested 832A: AVAIL nzA: 0.,it Cleared From Incident 210900324 Attachment 19, Page 379 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 09/01 /21 13:19:11 834A 1 09/0i/Li i3:iv:ii 834A 3 09/01 /21 13:19:14 834A 3 09/01 /21 13:28:40 834A 1 09/01 /21 14:37:08 834A 3 Ov/uilli i4:3r:ua 834A 3 09/01 /21 14:37:08 834A 3 Secondary Location for 834A: 62 CIVIC CENTER PLAZA,SANTA ANA,CA 92703 834A: EMKOU i E 834A: ATSCNE Incident Closed. 834A: Unit Clca, cU t-i urm lmi,Memi 2-1 u9Uu324 834A: AVAIL Attachment 19, Page 380 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incident # 21 U9126 3:3 Incident:210912833 (CLOSED) {.treated: 09/21/21 13:30:53 `l uesday by llSFO Lh;AL, JUAN Dispatched: 09121/21 13:33:49 unit 1 14 by 1JSF5 28 S 1 twoute: uy/Li/z1 13:33:56 unit 114 On Scunu: 09/21/21 13:45:24 unit 116 Closed: 09/21/21 13 :47:13 Yinal call type: 911 (2) 1NCUMPL1 1t 9-1-1 UALL KtUl) snit. call type: 911 (2) 1NUUMPLI"Th 9-t-1 CALL RECD Prima, y unit: 114 Case Number: None Urid: 245 Uisp. group: NEI:kat2 Source: 1InLI Yt1UNt Sub Typu: Location: Lim t 1S 1 S 1 :Kt COVERY SOLUTIONS RP Names: RP Phone: Date/Time Operator Type 09/21/21 13:32:45 2622 ua/z.I/2 i 13:33:22 2881 I 09/21/21 13:33:49 DSPS 2887 3 09/z ,l /z I 1 3:33:5b 114 3 09/21/21 13:33:56 114 3 09/21/21 13:36:41 116 3 09/21/21 13:36:41 SAPD 1 09/21/21 13:36:41 SAPD 1 Uv/2 1 /21 -13:36:41 -116 3 09/21/21 13:45:24 116 3 09/z i /z l 13:4n:48 z994 1 09/21/21 13:46:50 116 1 09/21/21 13:46:53 114 3 09/21121 13:46:55 116 3 Comment CP REUD 911 CALL KEF A 415 MALE THAT WAS REFUSING TO LEAVE. CALLEK I DID TRY CALLING BACK GOES TO VM GB'D 114: DSPTCH (MORA, ZACHARY) I i4: R.sponding From = S BRISTOL ST 114: ENROUTE 116: Kespanaina From = S RITCHEY ST 116: (MARTINEZ, JAKE) ASSISTING 114: MobileCAD assist Trai � � Ut lit 110 116: ENROUTE 116: ATSCNE -I I o: UTL - BLDG IS LOCKED AND SECURE, NO ONE FLAGGING DOWN UTL 114: A I Si:Nt 116: Unit Cleared From Incident 210912833 Attachment 19, Page 381 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 OJV/Z -1 1Z -1 -13:40: 55 -1 -10 3 1 -1 b: AVAIL 09/21/21 13:47:13 114 3 114: Unit Cleared From Incident 210912833 09/21/z1 13:4t:13 114 3 114: AVAIL 09/21/21 13:47:13 114 3 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 382 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Fuld Activity Incident # 211000763 lnc;dent: z-viDg'Ut63 (CLOSED) Cieaied: 10/02/21 05:39:03 Saturday by DSP5 GARCIA, CECILIA llispatched: I0/02/21 07:06:S8 unit 143 byDSP1 3334 1 nroute: 10/02/21 U /:U /:US unit 14J On S erne: 1 u/u2/21 U/ :14:1 �) unit 143 Closed: 10/02/21 07:45:13 Final call type: 415`1'(3) DIS'I'URBANCl-I'RANSIEN'I` Init. call type: 415'1' (3) L31S1'UKBANCE-I'KANSItN l' rrimat y unit: 142 Case Number: None Orid: 245 Disp. group: NEBeat2 Source: `F LI PHUN E Sub `Type: Location: 21U1 JE ISUSA :K1+LUOVER SOLUTIONS RP Phone: Date/Th..e Operator i ype Comment 10/02/21 05:39:46 2928 1 MALE TRANSIENTS REF'G TO LEAVE THE PROPERTY CAMPED OUT 10/0z/zi Ot:06:58 DSP1 3334 3 142: DSPTCH (PICxRu, 3xrtEu) 10/02/21 07:06:58 DSP1 3334 3 143: DSPTCH (VAN LUVEN, KEVIN) 10/02/21 07:07:03 143 3 143: ENROUTE 10/02/21 Ot:Ot:03 143 3 143: Responding From = E 15TH ST 10/02/21 07:07:04 142 3 142: Responding From = E 15TH ST -w10z1z1 ut:-14:-i 5 -143 3 -143: A i SCNE 10/02/21 07:14:18 142 3 142: ATSCNE 10/0zlzi Ot:2t:06 143 1 SUBJ GOA MO BvvC 10/02/21 07:27:20 143 3 143: AVAIL 10/02/21 07:27:20 143 3 143: Unit Cleared From Incident zi i u0u t63 10/02/21 07:28:05 142 3 142: ENROUTE 10/02/21 07:28:05 142 1 Secondary Location for 142: 60 CIVIC CENTER PLAZA,SANTA ANA,CA 92703 l 19z/zl UtA5:13l4z 3 IiicMu tClaacd. 10/02/21 07:45:13 142 3 142: Unit Cleared From Incident 211000763 Attachment 19, Page 383 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 -Oij-z/2-i Gt:4t):-i3 -izfz 3 14Z, AVAIC Attachment 19, Page 384 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity incident # 211 UU412b Incident: 211004126 (CLOSED) Ureatect: j ulu 112 t uq:5zi:u5 i hursday by uzwo KumEKO, ROSEMARY uispatched: 10/07/21 10:16:13 unit 144 by DSPI 3334 Enroute: 10/07/21 10:18:23 unit 143 On Scene: 10/07/21 IU:20:52 unit 114� Closed: IV/U//Zl 1u:36:u1 Pinal call type: INAKC (3) NAKCOTIC ACTIVITY Init. call type: NARC (3) NARCOTIC ACTIVITY Primary unit: 144 Case Number: None uisposition: NK: I Grid: 245 Disp. 6,oup: NEBeat2 Source: 'TELEPHONE Sub Type: Location: 2101 E 1ST S'I' :SIDEWALK NEAR SUINLAIND IVIO I EL KF Name: Ky shone: Date/Time Operator Type Comment 10/07/21 10:00:35 3765 1 7 SUBJS DOING NARCS ON THE N7 S SIDEWALK OF 1ST NEAR THE SUNLAND MOTEL 10/07721 10:01:01 3765 1 NO WPNS SEEN -i G: -113: -13 DSP-i 3334 3 144: DSPTCH (ANTHIS, SEAN) 10/07/21 10:16:14 DSP1 3334 3 143: DSPTCH (VAN LUVEN, KEVIN) i0/00zi -i0:i8:23 143 3 143: Responding From = E 17TH ST\OCTA METROLINK RR 10/07/21 10:18:23 143 3 143: ENROUTE 10/07/21 10:18:31 144 3 144: Responnii,y From = M CIMCOLN AV\E 17TH ST 10/0 t /21 1(j:18:31 144 3 144: ENROUTE 10/07/21 10:26:52 143 3 143: ATSCNE -10/0 t 1Z -1 -1 0:35:Z5 -14-4 3 144: ATSCNE 10/07/21 10:35:52 143 1 CONTID SUBJS INFORMED OF SAPIC 13COCKAG 51DEWACK. SUBJS LEFT WO INIDENT 10/07/21 10:35:55 143 3 143: Unit Cleared From Incident 211004126 10/07/21 10:35:55 143 3 143: AVAIL 10/07/21 10:38:01 144 3 144: Unit Clearun From incident z-i -i FJFJ4126 Attachment 19, Page 385 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 i ulu trri �i 0:38:0,i _144 3 144: AVAIL_ 10/07/21 10:38:01 144 3 Incident closed. Attachment 19, Page 386 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incident # 211004968 Incidenx: 211004968 (CLOSED) Created: 10/08/21 12:54:47 Friday by PHN4 EY RA/--'I'ERESA I)ispaLcheZ!: Closed: IO/UZ5/21 1t):U9:4U Final call type: AAKC (3) NARCOTIC ACTIVITY Init. call type: NARC (3) NARCO'FIC AC'1'1V1'1'Y Primary unit: 241 Case Number: None arid: 245 uisp, group: NEBeat2 Source: TELEPHONE Sub 'Type: Location: 2101 E IS'F ST:RECOVERY SOLO FIONS RP Name: KF Ftione: Date[Time Operator Type Comment i0/08/zi iz:t6:3z zfit) z FEMALES AND 2 MALES SMOKING NARCS FROM FOIL IN FRONT OF BUSN FACING 1ST. M/ BLK SWEATER M/ WHT SHIRT F/ GRY TANK TOP F/ WHT SPORTS BRA 10/08/21 16:04:43 3587 Incident Closed. 10/08/21 16:04:43 3587 WILL AUV Attachment 19, Page 387 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity incident # 211007520 Incident:2110f5zU (CLOSED) Created: I u/ t 2/2 t t2:5z:5u t uesday by DSP6 LEAL, JUAN uispatched: 10/12/21 13:49:03 unit 812A by DSP2 3205 Enrvute: 10/12/21 13:49:08 unit 812A On Scene: 10/ 12/21 13:5I :38 unit S 12A C;toseci: t u/ 12/2 t 13:52:24 Hnal call type: ivAKC (3) NARCOTIC ACTIVITY Init. call type: NARC (3) NARCOTIC AC`F1VI`IY Primary unit. 812A Case Number: None uispositivn: NK:l Grid: 245 llisp. group: NEBeat2 Source: 'I'EL> PHUNIt Subtype: Location: 2101 E 1ST S'1' :REUUVL' RY SULU I LOINS KY Name: KY Yhvne: Date/Time Operato, i ypw Comment .i Oh z/21 12:53:52 2622 1 3 MALES & 3 FEMS ON THE SIDEWALKS DOINU NARCS. z -vim & 1 M. & 1 FS ALL WRING BLK CLO I FIINU 10/12/21 12:54:20 2622 1 THERE IS MACE STANDING IN THE STREET i Fjh z/z I l z:54:zv z6zz 1 SUBJ NOW BACK ON THE SIDEWALK 10/12/21 13:49:03 DSP2 3205 3 812A: DSPTCH (SMI i R, jESSE) 10h 2/2i 1 3:4V:0u 51 zx 3 of 2A: Responding From = E 15T STtS 1 ST ST 10/12/21 13:49:08 812A 3 812A: ENROUTE 10/12/21 13:51:38 812A 3 ?3-i zA: HTSCNE 10/12/21 13:52:24 812A 3 812A: Unit Cleared From Incident 21100r5z'o 10/12/21 13:52:24 812A 3 812A: AVAIC -i Oh zlzci i 3:5z:z4 812A 3 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 388 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incident # 211007659 imciZIwnt:ziiuut6o9 (CLOSED) Created: wh2/21 16:42:25 Tuesday by PHN2TORRES, NANCY Dispatched: Closed: 10/12/21 Yinalcall type: NAKU(J)NAKUWA;AU11VII Y init. call type: NAKC (3) NARCOTIC ACTIVITY Primaj.y unit: 236A Case Number: None L)isposition: NR:1 chid: Z45 L)isp. gioup: NEBeat2 Source: TELEPHONE Sub'fype: Location: 2101 E 1ST ST RP Name:_ KY Fftone: Date/Time Operator Type Comment 10/12/21 16:4Z:4t 30t3 *Mj&4N=USINGNARCS NEAR SUNLAND MOTEL AND CPS BLDG 10/12/21 16:58:25 236A SUBJS LEAVING UPON ARRIVAL 10/12/21 16:58:25 236A Incident Cla�eZl. Attachment 19, Page 389 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 a,f Police Field Activity incident # 211008140 Incident:211008i4U (CLOSED) Created: t U/ 13/2- t t 1:43:29 W ednesday by DSP6 LEAL, JUAN uispatched: 10/13/21 11:52:35 unit 132 by DSP2 2994 Enroute: On Scene: i 0/ 13/21. t t :..)2:46 unit 1.32 closej: 1U/t3/lt t2:UJ:z9 t,inal call type: NARC (3) NARCOTIC ACTIVITY Init. call type: NARC (3) NAKCU'I'IC AC'1'1V1'1'Y Primaryunit: t3Z Case Number: None t.trid: 245 Dist,. gioup: NEBeat2 Source: TELEPHONE Sub Type: Location: 21U1 E 1ST ST :RECOVERY SOLUTIONS KP Name: - KY Ptione: Date/Time Operator Type Comment t 0/1 3/zl 1-1:41:44 zozz -1 4 MALES & 1 FEM #1-KA BLK ANGELS CAP #2-NE GRY SWEATER/ BRN PANTS #3-FEM, BLK JKT W/ STRIPES #4-FEM PURPLE SHIRT/ HAS BIKE. SUBJS DOING METH USING ALUM FOIL LS NEAR THE CP'S WINDOW ON 1ST ST 10/13/21 11:52:35 DSP2 2994 3 132: DSPTCH (LAUFER, OTTO) 10/13/21 11:5z:46 OSrz zya4 3 -i sz: ATSCNE 10/13/21 11:54:23 132 3 132: OK 10/13/21 12:05:29 132 3 1,,60ent Civaea. -i Oh 3/z1 1 z:05:2v 132 3 132: Unit Cleared From Incident 211008140 10/13/21 12:05:29 132 3 132: AVAIL Attachment 19, Page 390 onouSignEnvelope ID: 5a2r854A-AE80-4a5D-813o-3E2S8rar00a5 Police Field Activity o ��n8�� x UV�n�� |OciUeDt # 211013720 Incident: znUij/zU (CLOSED) Cneatea: lU/2-l/2l 1C,2-92:5 tri6uv6,l]S94(}CBOA_L{}|SA uispatchud: byU5P22997 Euzouto: 10/22/21 13J2:49ood W' Hnal call type: 4I5SC3) ECI lud.cuUty-pc: 4158(3)U1fT0KUANCE'SUtUU[1' Primary unit: 143 uase Number: None uisposition: mBLl (]rid: 245 Dis, group: Nh8eaU Source: ]ELEPUl)Nb Sub 7pe: Location: 2lVlE/S'KST-.xECUVExsSmm.muWINS KP Name: Date/Time Operator /xpe Comment /0/22/2111:30:50 3587 1 STA1OTRANSFER -CPADV�GEXPA/|Bw/vvA5 Tw/AND REFGTOLEAVE PER CPSUBJHAD BEEM EoCORTEDOFF PROPERTY AND HAS NOW RETURNED |S|mP[OT 10/22/2111:31:26 3587 1 CPWAS ASKED /FSUBJRADANY VVPNBCPSAID SHE DID NOT KNDvvRE �-,OULDBUTNONEVVERESEEN iu&z/a�-/-/:3-1:5n 3587 1 WHEN CPWAS ASKED TDCALL AD/W\NLINE CPBtC*xxl! EA 415 1022/2111:32:22 3587 1 CPEXT41BUNCOOP*muDISC 1022/zi 11:35:05 29uz '/ Appended: 11:35:U5PATIENT VERBALLY 415VV/ STAFF AND INDICATING "THEY ARE GOING GET THBRS;'-M/ 3U'S.WEARING BILK TOP AND GRYPANTS- HESUFFERS FROM SCHIZOPHRENIA- NEGONWEAPONS 10/22/2111:35:05 2492 1 Duplicate call appended ininciae..ro(/-j:35-O5 1022/21 1212:39 2887 1 xv|CL*DVS /022/2112:12:58DSP228873 143:DSPTCH(VAN LUVEN.KEV|N) 10/22/211212:48143 3 143: tmR00/t- Attachment 19.Page 391 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 10/22/21 12:20:46 143 iu/z2/2-i -iz:38:4-i -143 10/22/21 12:40:41 143 10/2z/zi iz:4z:Fj6 -143 10/22/21 12:42:22 143 10/22121 12:42:26 143 10/22/21 12:42:26 143 10/22/21 12:42:26 143 3 3 1 3 3 143: ATSCNE 143: OK SUBJ WAS NOT ON SCENE UPON MY ARRIVAC 143: AVAIL 143: Unit Cleared From Incident 211013720 Incident CloseZI. Attachment 19, Page 392 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incident # 211 u i tju8tj Incident: 211016086 (CLOSED) Created: I w2o/2 I o8:_i3:.)o Tuesday by USFO MAKI INt!L, JULIA uispatched: IU/20/21 US:30:UU unit 13 1 t5 by uSPI 3395 Enroutv: 10/26/2108:36:05 unit 133 On Scene: 10/26/21 08:4,: 18 unit 133 Closed: I w26/2 I o8:49:3 I Hnal call type: ASS'1111 (2) ASSISI iiKt utFT init. call type: ASSTF (2) ASSIST FIRE DEPT Primaj_y unit: 133 Case Number: None uisposition: AS: I Grid:245 Disp. group: NEBeat2 Source: TELEPHONE Sub Type: Location: 2101 E IS'f S'f KF Name: F,F Fhonu: Date/Time Operator Type 10/Z0/Z1 00:34:Z0 Z?J?jf 10/26/21 08:35:06 2887 10/26/21 08:35:35 2887 1 10/26/21 08:35:50 2887 1 10/26/21 08:36:00 DSP1 33953 -i Ulzulz 1 08:3u:00 DSP1 33953 10/26/21 08:36:05 133 3 i 0/zu/zi 0b:3u:Fj5 '133 3 10/26/21 08:36:07 131 B 3 10/26/21 08:36:0t 131 is 3 10/26/21 08:38:35 DSP1 33953 10/26/21 08:38:35 3395 1 -i Ulzolzl U8:41:25 3395 1 10/26/21 08:41:26 3395 1 1 G/Zb/Z I 0b:4Z:9V 'I f f 3 Comment FIREJS ENR TO PARKING LOT - POSSIBLE OD MALE IN PARKING LOT -MOLD/ IS BREA I MAG/ MARCAM GIVEN tit!7At UStR THERE IS A LVN NURSE T97 W1 MALE IN PARKING LOT 133: DSPTCti (ACH0 i tGOI. MAIRA) 131 B: DSPTCH (GALEANA, LUIS) 133: ENROUTE 133: Responding From = E 4TH ST\N LACY ST 131 B: Responding From = E CATALINA AV\lq i US i 1Iq AV -13-19: EMROUTE 177: DSPTCH (CASILLAS, LUIS) Seco, dary Cocation for -i t t: z-i U1 E I si Si. Secondary Location for 132: 2101 E I st St. 132: (LAUFER, OTTO) ASSIS I AG -i t t: 1 t7: AVAIL Attachment 19, Page 393 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 10/26/21 08:42:09 177 3 -177: Unit Cleared From Incident 211016086 10/26/21 08:43:18 133 3 133: ATSCNE iu/z6/z-i uB:4t:z4 DSP,i :33&5 3 -1 3z: MEDICAL AID 10/26/21 08:47:24 DSP1 3395 3 132: OK 10/26/21 08:48:56 133 3 133: OK 10/26/21 08:49:28 133 3 133: AVAIL 10/26/21 08:49:28 133 3 133: Unit Cleared t-imi, inuinerit z-j -iu-ibO36 10/26/21 08:49:31 132 3 132: Unit Cleared From Incident 211016086 10/26/21 08:49:31 132 3 132: AVAIL -iu/zo/z-i u5:4&:3-j -i3z 3 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 394 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incident It 2111 U'1482 Lase # 2021-23674 Incident:2'11101482 (CLOSED) created: 11/U3/Z1 tu:t8:14 Wectnesttay by uSF4 UUHUA, LUISA t.)ispatched: t t /U3/2 t t U:z2:49 unit 134 by DSP2 2782 Enroute: 11/03/21 10:23:04 unit 1.34 On Scene: I t/03/21 10:27:44 unit t32 Closed: 11/U3/21 11:19:19 rinal call tYpe: ASS r (2) ASS1S i r IKty uti,F t Init. call tYpe: ASSTF (2) ASSIST FIRE DEPT .Primary unit: 134 Case Number: 2U21-23674 (Al_Action taken) Grid: 245 uisp. group: Nt treat/ - Location: 2101 E 1ST ST K.P Name: KF Ftlone: Date/Time Operator Type Source: TELEPHONE Sub TYpe: Comment 1 1 /03/21 10:18:4 t 358 t 1 11/03/21 10:19:00 3587 1 913:PER WC SEND 2 UNITS 11/03/21 10:19:39 3587 1 1/ 2 GRAM OF FEM I AMYL FOuMM by EMP AT T20 11/03/21 10:19:50 3587 1 OFCRS TO DISPOSE OF FENTANYL 11/03/21 10:20:00 3587 1 FIRE:CHIEF/ CAPTAIN MALLETT T97 11/03/21 10:20:30 355t 1 PER FIRE CHIEF THEY DO NOT DISPOSE OF FENTANYL 11/03/21 10:22:49 DSP2 2782 3 134: DSPTCH (CARRILLO, ANTONIO) 11/U3/Z1 10:23:04 134 3 134: ENROuTE 11/03/21 10:23:04 134 3 134: Responding From = W 17TH ST 11/03/21 10:27:00 132 3 132: Responding F,um = E 151 5T 11/03/21 10:27:00 SAPD 1 MobileCAD assist from Unit 132 11/03/21 10:27:00 SAPD 1 132: (LAUFER, OTTO) ASSIS i IMG 134: 11/03/21 10:2t:00 132 3 132: ENROUTE 11/03/21 10:27:44 132 3 132: ATSCNE 11/03/z1 1U:32:23 134 3 134: ATSCNE 11/03/2111:11:21 132 3 132: OK 11/03/21 11:18:59 WebRMS 1 13/ assigned ca�ic rtomMur : CI#Requested Attachment 19, Page 395 onouSignEnvelope ID: 5a2r854A-AE80-4a5D-813o-3E2S8rar00a5 1103/21111EL10 OSP22782 3 132AVA|L 1103/211119L10 DSP22782 3 134:AVAIL Attachment 19.Page 396 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incident # 211102815 Incident: ziiiUz3io (CLOSED) created: I 110511- t 09:48::56 r riday by DSP3 CERVANTES, CAROLINA Disi,atched: 11/05/2109:52:32 unit 892K by L)SF2 3334 Enroute: 1110121 09:�2:49 unit 892K Un Scene: I uwvz t u9:58:u6 unit /2 2 closed: ti/v3/zi W:zu::53 Final call type: 211S (1) SILENT ROBBERY ALARM Init. call type: 211S (1) SILEN'I'RUBBERY ALARM Primary unit: 892& vase Number: None Grid: 245 Disk. gout,: NEBeat2 Souice:TELEPHONE Sub'l'ype: Location: 210I E 1ST S'1':REC0VERY SOLU'lJOINS KF Name: r,.v rhone: Date/Time Operator Type 11/u5/21 u9:49:25 3395 1 HOLD UP ALARM COVERS FRONT OFFICE 11/05/21 09:49:39 3395 1 T21 I 1/U5/Z-1 U9:5U:UU 3395 I FYI FIRE IS EMIR TO T20 WILL CALL TO CONFIRM IF RELATED 11/05/21 09:50:12 3334 1 GB'D 11/05/21 09:50:25 3395 1 CALIlMG _1M50E MOW 11/05/21 09:50:57 3395 1 CORRECTION FIRE ENR TO 2201 NOT 2101 11/05/21 09:51:14 3587 1 FIRE:ADV'D i HEY ARE A I zz-i u E 1 S i -NOT RELATED TO 21 IS 11/05/21 u9:52:21 3395 1 UNABLE TO GET THROUGH TO LIVE PERSON 11/05/21 09:52:27 3395 1 ON HOLD W/ PHONE TREE 1 -1 /U5/Zl UV: 5Z:3Z OSPZ 3334 3 z592K: DSPTCH (SHIFFLETT, MARK) 11/05/21 09:52:45 3334 1 143: (VAN LUVEN, KEVIN) ASSISTING 892K: 11 /u5/z 1 09:52:49 89zN 3 89zK: RczponaMg From = N MAIN ST\W SANTA ANA BIL 11/05/21 09:52:49 892K 3 892K: ENROUTE 11/05/21 09:52:51 143 3 143: Respondijig rrom = M BROADWAY\W 3RD ST 11/05/21 u9:52:51 143 3 143: ENROUTE 11/05/21 09:53:42 3395 1 GOT THROUGH TO LIVE PERSON WHO 15 NOT ON SITE V1/U5/Z1 U9:53:40 3395 I UNABLE TO CONFIRM C4 Attachment 19, Page 397 onouSignEnvelope ID: 5a2r854A-AE80-4a5D-813o-3E2S8rar00a5 1105/2109:56:25 3395 1 EMPLOYEE ONTzi 11/o5/2100:50:29 3395 1 ADV|NGNOEMERGENCY 11N5/2109:57:028395 1 CPWILL CALL ALARM COTOCANCEL JOY vvEmR]nGBRm SNAKE SKIN TOP i i/o5/;e,iuy:5/:'/4 nnon I CORRECTION CPNOW ADV"|NGTHERE |SSOMEONE ONTHE ROOF 11/0512100:57:21 3395 1 CPWAS JUST INFORMED 1i/05/ziO9:5/:3i 3395 1 P17tv|OuSPATIENT ONTHE ROOF NOW 110512100:57:30 3334 1 145:(BRODEUR.N1ATTHEVY)ASSISTING 143: 1105/2109:57:43145 3 145:Responding From, =vv1O/F1S/\NjEFFERSONPL -11/o5/21 09:57:43 145 3 145: ENROUTE 1105/2109:57:48 3395 1 NV UNKCLOTH|nG -1//o5/Z Iuy:n8:unDSPz 3334 3 7,e2:OSPTCH(VALENZUELA.JA|/WE) 1105/2109:58:00DSP233343 722:/TSCNE ii/05/zid9:56n3 nnmn 1 unKvvrNS 1105/21 09:58:53832K 3 892K:AJ8CNE 11/05/2109:59:48 3334 1 722:PER StCGUARU MACE ONTHE ROOF POSS USING NARCS'nO*CCESuONTHE BUILDING WILL NEED OCFA FOR *C*uuER 1105/21 10:00:04 143 3 143:ATSCNE 11W5/21 10:0016 3587 1 F|RE:ENRT /1/u5/21 1un1:47 3334 1 722:BUILDING |S1STORY 1105/ 1 10:01:59 3334 1 892K SU8J POSSCLUNB|MG uOvvlq -11/u5/Z1 IU:UZ:-It 358/ -I ADVI} FIRE 1 STORY 11/05/21 10:04:05145 3 1£5:ATSCNE �-ixu5/;e i -u:uo:zfV z/u I /zz:TzzF}RE 1105/ 1 1012:30145 3 Y45:Unit Cleared From Incident 211102815 1105/21 10,12:30145 3 I45:*va|[ 1105/21 1013:30892K 3 8&2K:Unit Cleared From Incident 2l11O2815 1105/21 1013:39092K 3 8U92K:AVAIL 1105/21 1015:24143 3 143:Unit Cleared From Incident 211102815 11X05/21 1015:24143 3 143:AVA|L -1/xU5/Z -1 -1DzO53 DSPn;e/nx n tZZ:*v*|L Attachment 19.Page 398 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incident # 2 111 U396u 1nc;denr:211103960 (CLOSED) Created: I 11071.z 1 ()8: 19:53 Sunday by CAS L, L)ispatched: I I/U//21 03:20:26 nir 145 by 0SP2WEL3385 JEANA hnroute: — On Scene: 11/07/21 03:19:54 Unit 134 Closed: 1 '/()7/Z 1 08:34:40 — FiTiai call type: VED (4) PtVES 1 RIAN CHECK lnif'call ryPe: PEE) (4) PEDESTRIAN CHEUK Primary unit: 134 Case Number: None L)'SP0S'1iC'n-' NX:l 13riZJ:245 Disp.9[-0Uj,:NEBear2 Source:RAL)IO Sub Type: Location: 2 101 E IS y S 1, RP Name: KP Phone: Date/Time Operator Type -1110 71z 1 08: " 9:54 134 COmm-nt 3 1 Vu-7121 U8:20:4 DSt-,2 33ts5 3 -134: ATSCN E 111071z1 08:20:26 DSP-/ 3385 3 145: ATSCNE 11107121 08:2U:26 3385 !-3-3: A i SCNE 1 11107121 05:20:2( 3385 1 145: (BRODEUR, MA j THEW) ASSISTING 134: 11107121 08:2-1:00 3385 1 133U :T (ACHi EGUj' MAINA) ASSISTiNG 134. 11101121 05:24:3,e 134 3 O UWITH 2 1'1/07/2-108:25:41 -t34 1 13-4: Of( Attachment 19, Page 399 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 111U1121 U8:30:3i 145 111071z1 08:33:19 -134 111U 7121 U8: 33: i 9 134 1 11071z1 08:33:37 133 11107121 08:33:37 133 11107121 08:34:40 145 1.1 107121 08:34:40 145 3 3 134: AVAIL 3 134: Unit Clearel5 From Incident 21 i 103950 3 -133: A VAIL 3 133: Unit Cleared From Incident 21 1 1039d0 3 145: AVAIL 3 143: Unit Cleared From Incident 2 j 1103960 Attachment 19, Page 400 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Poliue Field Activity Incide, it # 2111 u5ug ( incident: 211105097 (CLOSED) Created: I I7V9/21 08:42:32 Tuesday by Dispatched: 11/09/21 VS:42:32 unit 132 by 1.52 132 Eirroute: 1 1/09/21 08:42:42 unit 132 On Scene: I I/U9/21 08:47:20 unit 132 Closed: I 17U9121 09:19:47 renal call type: PA I UK (5) PA'FROL Ctitu& Init.call type: PATCK(5) FAFROL CHECK Primary unit: 132 Case Number: None aril 245 Dist', group: Nh13eat2 Source: XAUIU Sub'l'ype: Location: 211.11 E 1ST Si RP Name: K-P Phone: Date/ j -Ime 11 /09/21 08:42:32 11 1091z 1 08:42:32 11 /09/21 08:4;e:3L -i -I /wj/21 08:42:42 11 /09/21 08:4z:42 -I 1 /09/21 08:42:50 11 /09/21 05:42:50 11 /09/21 08:42:50 11/09/zl 08:42:50 11 /09/21 08:42:51 11 /Fiv/z 1 08:42:51 11 /09/21 08:4-1:52 -i -i fu-9/21 08:42:52 11 /09/21 08:41:20 11/09/21 08:48:10 11/09/z-i 08:49:07 11 /09/21 09: 1 u):48 Operator i ype Comment 132 3 3z: ziOl E 1ST; Response Number: 11092021-00601 t4: 132 3 132: RespondJ4.y From = E SANTA ANA BL. 132 3 1 3z: DSPTCH (LAUFER, 0 1 10) 132 3 132: Respo,aiijg From = E SANTA ANA 81- 132 3 132: ENROUTE -135 3 135: ENNOUTE 135 3 135: Responding From = E 17TH ST SAPD 1 135: (1 AHA, MIGUEL) ASSISTING 132: SAPD I MobileCAD assist Trom Unit 135 133 3 133: Responding From = N FAIRMONT ST 133 3 133: ENROUTt- SAPD 1 133: (ACHUTEGUI, MAIRA) ASSISTING 132. SAi-,11 I MobileCAD assist from Unit 133 132 3 132: ATSCNE 135 3 135: A I SCNE 133 3 133: ATSCNE 2710 1 135: CLEARING FOR THE HAMOLE Attachment 19, Page 401 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 11/09/21 09:14:32 135 3 135: unit Cleared From incident 2111050vr 11/09/21 09:14:3z 135 3 135: AVAIL 1110Wz1 09:19:28 133 3 133: AVAIL 11/09/21 N:1u:28 133 3 133: Unit Cleared From Incident 211105097 11/u9/21 09:19:4t 132 3 132: Unit Cleared r om Incident 211105097 11/09/21 09: i w47 132 3 132: AVAIL 11/u9/21 09:19:4t 132 3 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 402 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Inciaent # 211105942 Incident: 21'iiU5!j4z (CLOSED) Cruated: 11/10/21 12: to:46 wrdnesday by DSP3 GARCIA, JEZSSUUA Dispatched: I I/ I U/21 t2:14:1 /unit 131 by L)SP22710 Enroute: I I / I o//- I 12:14:29 unit 161 Un scenc: 11/10/21 12:23:19 unit 131 ulusud: 11/10/21 12:34:19 Final call type: 415tAM (2) L)iN I URBANCE, FAMILY FI(jH I Init. call type: 415VAIVt (2) DISTURBANCE, tAMIL Y t- tul-IT Primary unit: 131 ease Number: None Grid: 245 L)iSp. group: Ntt3eat2 Source:'FELEPHONE Sub type: Location: 2101 t IS St :RECOVERY UEN'I'ER KY Name: tv Phvne: Date/ i Imw Operator Type 11/10/21 12:11:43 SYS 1 11/10/21 12:12:33 zvg4 1 1-1/-021 12:13:36 2994 1 11/10/21 12:13:59 2710 i i /i Fj/z,i 12:14:17 DSP2 2710 3 11/10/21 12:14:17 DSP2 2flu 3 11/10/2-1 -iz:'i4:z9 161 3 11/10/21 12:14:29 161 3 11/10/21 12:14:33 zt-j0 1 -i -t /10/21 12:14:43 171 B 3 11/10/21 12:14:43 1115 3 ii/iWz-i -12:15:20 135 3 11/10/21 12:15:20 SAPD I 11/10/21 iz:'i5:z0 SAPD 1 11/10/21 12:15:20 135 3 Comment A cellular re -bid has occurred, checFZ tFl. ANI/ ALI Viewer for details 2ND HAND FROM_ MALE REPORTING 415 B i vvN MOTHER AND SOM , uALLER IS CALrEK DISC DURING TRANSFER, NO Alq5WER ON CB GBD 131: DSv i uI7 (GALLARDO, JULIO) 161: DSPTCH (BONILLA, REME) 161: Responding From = CIVIC CENTER PLAZA\vv uIVIC CENTER DR i E5 t: ENROUTE 171 B: (CORREAC, 3il7MY) ASSISTING 161: i t 113: Responding From = N BRISTOL 5 1 \W 19TH ST 171 B: ENROUTE 135: Responding From = N MORTIMER ST 135: (TAPIA, MIGUEL) ASSIS i iMG 131: MobileCAD aswza from Unit 135 i 35: ENROUTE Attachment 19, Page 403 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 11/10/21 12:16:01 131 3 131: Responding From = MAINPLACE PARKING ACCESS\N MAINPLACE DR 11/10/21 12:16:01 131 3 131: ENROUTE 11/10/21 12:23:19 131 3 131: ATSCNE 11/10/L1 1L:G3:31 135 3 135:AISL;Nt 11/10/21 12:31:33 135 1 BOTH SUBJECTS WERE GOA. ADVISED AN EMPLOYEE TO CALL BACK IF SUBJECTS RETURNED. 11/lUizi 1L:34:U1 OSPZ ZI10 3 131: AVAIL 11/10/21 12:34:19 DSP2 2710 3 Incident Closed. 11/10/21 12:34:19 DSP2 2710 3 135: AVAIL Attachment 19, Page 404 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity I i iddui it # 211106984 Incident: 211106984 (CLOSED) CreateZI: I 1/ 12/21 04:02:42 Friday by PHN3 MARTIN EZ, DOLORES vispatunea: Closed: 11112121 U4:3O:I3 Final call type: NARC (3) NARCOTIC ACTIVITY Init. call type: NARC (3) NARCOTIC AC'I'IVI'lY Primary unit: 3041:3 Case Number: None Disposition: AS: I (.;rid: 245 uisp. group: NE13eai2 Source: 'FELT Sub Type: Location: 21UI E :RECOVERY SOLIU410INS R.r Name: RP Phone: Dates/ i;,,,w upef.2tor i ype Comment 11/12/21 04:04:42 3743 GROUP OF 6 TRANSIENTS CAMPED OUT INFRONT OF ENTRANCE AND SMOKING METH - CP UNABLE TO ENTER, iinz/zi 04:30:02 364E subjects left location 11/12/21 04:30:02 364E Incident Clozied. Attachment 19, Page 405 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incident # 211 iWb39 Incident: 211109539 (CLOSED) Created: I I/lb/21 U'/:34:5U Tuesday by vispatched: I 1/ 10121 U /:34:5U unit 132 by 132 132 Enroute: 11/16/2107:34:50 unit 132 On Scene: 11/16/21 07:34:50 unit 132 Closed: 11116121 U9:19:41 1,inal call type: FATUK (5) FA I KUL UHtU& Init. call type: YATCK (5) FA i t(OL CHECK Primajj unit: 132 Case Number: None Grid: z45 UiSp. group: N tt3eat2 Source: KAU 10 Sub type: Location: 2101 E 1ST ST RP Name: KY Phone: Date/Time Operator Type 11/16/21 07:34:50 132 3 11/16/21 07:34:50 132 3 11/16/21 07:34:50 132 3 11hE5/,e1 Ot:34:50 -i 3z 3 11/16/21 07:34:50 132 3 11h6/z1 7ji:34:50 13z 1 11/16/21 07:35:29 134 3 11/16/21 07:35:29 134 3 11/16/21 07:35:29 SAPID 1 11/16/21 07:35:29 SAPID 1 11/16/21 Ot:36:1 t 134 3 11/16/21 08:18:46 134 3 iihWzi 03:15:46 134 3 11/16/21 08:18:47 132 3 11/16/21 08:18:47 132 3 Comment 132: DSPTCH (LAUFER, 0 j 10) 132: ENROUTE 132: ATSCNE I 3z:z-i u-j E 1ST: Response Number: 11162021-0062191; 132: Responding From = N CABRILLO PARK DR\E 4TH ST. CUMPAIN I S uF TRANSIENTS 602 ON PROPERTY 134: Responding From = N CABRILLO PARK DR\E 4TH ST 134: ENROUTE 134: (ROSALES, JOSE) ASSISTING 132: MobileCAD assist from Unit 134 134: ATSCNE 134: Unit Cleared From Incident 211109539 134: AVAIL 132: Unit Cleared From Incident 211109539 132: AVAIL Attachment 19, Page 406 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity incident # 211109600 incident: ziii09500 (L;EOSED) Crcatcd: 1 i/16/zi 09:3v:i7 Tuesday by SUPP GARCIA, JESSICA Dispatched: 11/16/21 14:52:06 unit 892K by DSP2 2710 Enroute: 11/ 16/21 14:52:21 unit 892K Un Scunu: 1 1/ 10121 14:59:00 unit 892& Closed: 11/I 6/z 1 15:05:1 z Final call type: NARC (3) NARCOTIC ACTIVITY Init. call type: NARC (3) NARC011C AUi'IVIl'Y Primary unit: 2592& Lasc Number: None Disposition: NR:1 Grid: 245 Disp. group: NhBeat2 Location: L101 h 1S1 51 RP Namc: _ RP Phone: Dace/Time Operator Tyke 11/16/21 09:39:41 2994 1 11/16/21 09:39:58 2994 1 11/16/21 09:40:23 2994 1 11/16/21 10:47:39 2989 1 11/16/21 14:52:06 DSP2 2710 3 11/16/21 14:52:21892K 3 i1/lb/z'I '14:3z;LI aazK 3 11/16/21 14:59:06 892K 3 11 h 6/21 15:05:12 892K 3 11/16/21 15:05:12 892K 3 11/16/21 15:05:12 892K 1 11/16/21 15:05:12 392K 1 Source: 'I'ELEF1IONh Sub Type: Comment GROUP OF ABOUT 9 SUBJS IN FRONT OF T20 , ON THE GRASS, SMOKING NARCS 8 MALCS HIVU i FtM 2 SUBJS LOOK LIKE THEY ARE ABOUT TO PASS OUT CP CB, ADV'D OF DELAY; NOvv 15 SUSJ5 i vt 892K: DSPTCH (SHIFFLETT, MARK) 892K: Responding From = N TUSTIN AV1E SAN I R CLARA AV ayzK: ENROUTE 892K: ATSCNE 89z—: Unit Clearca Fruit, tncidunt t i 1'109600 892K: AVAIL pawc. all subjects iett Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 407 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incident # 211109924 im,;aent: zi119vwz4 (CLOSED) Created: 11/16/21 20:03:10 Tuesday by PHN3 RAMIREZ, J ESSICA Dispatched: 11/16/21 20:05:00 unit 231 by DSP2 3412 Enroute: 11/16/21 20:05:20 unit 231 Un Sceiie: i iho/2i 2U:Ug:5 / unit 231 Closed: 11/16/2120:18:23 Final call type: 459A (3) AUDIBLE BURGLARY ALARM lnit. call type: 459A(3)AUL)113LE13UR(jLARY ALARM FrimaLy unit: Zj / Case Number: None Disposition: NR: I (jrid: 245 ViSp. group: N EBeau Source: 'FELLF11UN t Sub 1 ype: Locatiou: 2101. E IS I S I :CA I KLA I NILIN I ShKv WES RP Name: RP Phone: Date/Time Operator Type Comment 11/16/21 20:03:59 3146 1 COV - ZONE 14, MEDICATION - NO RESET - INS RP PENDING I I / I O/Z I Z0:U5:UU u5F11 34 1 z 3 z3 i: u5P I CFI (KIRKPATRICK, CAPRICE) 11/16/21 20:05:20 231 3 231: Responding From = E 17th St / N Mabury St 11/16/21 20:05:20 231 3 231: ENROUTE 11/16/21 20:08:57 231 3 231: ATSCNE 11/16/21 20:09:25 237 1 from 17/ tustin -I -1 /1 u/21 20:1r1:42 34t2 1 231: BLDG SECURE 11/16/21 20:11:42 DSP2 3472 3 231: OK I I/10/zI zu: I ts:Z3 Z31 3 ImJaent Closed. 11/16/21 20:18:23 231 3 231: Unit Cleared From Incident 211109924 11/16/21 20:18:23 231 3 231: AVAIL Attachment 19, Page 408 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity 1i iddui it # 211110174 Case # 2021-24750 Incident: 211110174 (CLOSED) Created: 11/17/21 09:02:12 Wednesday by PHN4 RIVAS,TANA Dispatched: I 1/ 1'1121 1 o:o4:54 unit 134 by LiSF I 3334 tnroute: I 1/ 11121 lu:u5:uu unit 134 On Scene: 11/17/21 10:10:25 unit 134 Closed: 11/17/21 10:41:29 Final call type: 459UR (4) COMMERCIAL BURULARY RF'I' Init. call type: 459UH (4) COMMERCIAL BUKULAKY KY I erima,yunit: 04 Case Number: 2021-24750 (CR—Call report) I-XSPOSidon: CK:I arid: 245 Uisp. group: N tbeW Source: I tLtl`f1UN t Nub I ype: Location: 2101 E 1ST ST RECOVERY SOLUTION RP Name: KY Ftione: Date/Time Operator Type Comment 11/17/21 09:03:12 2574 1 OCC'D LAST NIGHT CP HAS VIDEO OF SUSH .... MFR 11/17/21 10:04:54 DSP-i 3334 3 134: DSPTCH (ROSALES, JOSE) 11/17/21 10:05:00 134 3 134: ENROUTE t1Z'1 'I U:U5:UU .134 0 1,j4: Ruspmdiny From = N LACY ST\E SANTA ANA BL 11/17/21 10:10:25 134 3 134: ATSCNE i i h nzi 10:18:33 WebRMS 1 134 assigima ca;:,t-. iiarriDur: 0#Requested 11/17/21 10:41:29 134 3 Incident Closed. 11/17/21 10:41:29 134 3 134: AVAIL 11/17/21 10:41:29 134 3 134: Unit Cleared From Incident 211110174 Attachment 19, Page 409 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity incident # 21111 bbbU Incident: 211115850 (CLOSED) Created: 11/25/21 2.3:20:22, 1 hursday by LISP i tFFtK�UN, JALMIN t uispautcheo: Closed: 11 /25/21 23:36:56 Final call type: 925SUB (3) SUSPICIOUS SUBJEC'I' Init. call type: 9255U13(3)SUSF1C1UUNNUt3JhCI' Primacy unit: 545A Case Number: None Disposition: NR: I Grid: 245 Llisp. group: NhBeat2 Source:'I'hLEFHUNE Sub type: Location: ziui h IS I S I' :SAfN IA ANA KLUUVEKY SOLUTIONS KP Name: RP Phone: Date/Time Operator Type Comment 11/25/21 23:27:30 3511 VIA CAMERAS - 10 SUBJS YANKING ON THt uOOR 10 1 rat BUSH 11/25/21 23:21:46 3511 3 z>U5x:> By DOOR, OTHERS ARE CROWDING THEM 11/25/21 23:28:03 3511 BILK 4DR SEDAN NEAR THEM 11/25/21 23:29:07 3511 PRIVATE SEC FOR SO CAL PUBLIC SAFETY ENR IN AN UNK MAKE BLK vER 11/25/21 z3:36:5t 345A Subjects dispersed. 11/25/21 23:36:57 345A Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 410 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 47 Police Field Activity Incident 9 2111 ltiUbl Incident: 211116061 (CLOSED) ureateU: 11126121 10:59:53 Pri5ay by USV4 UVSNhFUS, UKILtLUA uispatched: t 1/20721 1 I:VI:30 unit 144 by DSP3 3587 Enroute: 11/26/21 11:01:41 unit 144 On Scene: 11/26/21 11:02:11 unit 144 Closed: 11/26/21 11:18.,32 Pinal Call type: ASS i V- (2) ASSl� I PlKt UtF I Init. call type: ASSTF (2) ASSIST FIRE DEPT Primary unit: 144 Case Number: None uisposition: NK: I Grid: 245 Disp. gioup: NEBeat2 Source: TELEPHONE Sub `Type: Location: 2101 E 1ST S'I' KY Name:I tv Phone: Date/Time Operator Type 1 1/z6/z1 -1-1:00:45 Zt-JU .1 11/26/21 11:01:09 2710 1 i 1/26/z-i 11:01:z3 zt-jO 1 11/26/21 11:01:25 3587 1 11/26/21 11:01:36 DSP3 3587 3 11/26/21 11:01:38 3587 1 11/26/21 11:01:41 144 3 -1 -1 /ZB/z -1 1 -144 3 11/26/21 11:01:44 141 3 11 /z6/z 1 11:01:44 141 3 11/26/21 11:02:11 144 3 11/26/21 11:02:33 141 3 11/26/21 11:02:42 143 3 11/26/21 11:02:42 SAPD 1 -i -i W51z -1 1 11:0,e:4z SAPID -I Comment GREEN FORD W/ SOME TYPE OF CHEMICAL INSIDE THE VEH, R/ P BEING UNCOOP W/ OC FIRE ABOUT WHATS INSIDE THEY ARE INFRONT OF THIS T20 �=ACII) UR CmtivtICAC GB 144: DSPTCFI (AR14151 ROMG, jAmES JR) 141: (VALDEZ, JUDITH) ASSISTING 144: 144: ENROUTE 144: Responding From = E 1 ST ST\S 1 ST ST 141: Responding From = E 1 ST ST\S 1 ST ST 14-1: EMROUTE 144: ATSCNE 141: A I SCIqE 143: ATSCNE 143: (VAN LUVEN, KEVIN) ASSIS I -1MG 144: MobileCAD assist from Unit 143 Attachment 19, Page 411 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 11/26/21 11:10:10 3587 ii/z6/zi '1i:7U:iv 358t 11/26/21 11:10:10 3587 11/26/21 11:10:10 3587 11/26/21 1 1:10:34 3587 11/26/21 11:17:58 141 -1 -] /L6/L 1 1 -1: 1 1: 58 -141 11/26/21 11:18:00 144 11/26/21 11:18:2 t 144 11/26/21 11:18:27 144 l -1 /Lt3/L -1 l l: (t5: Z t -144 11/26/21 11:18:32 143 11/26/�i 11:18:32 143 11/26/21 11:18:32 143 3 3 141: AVAIL 14-1: U.,a Cleared From Incident 211-116061 3 144: Unit Cleared From Incident 211116061 3 144: AVAIL l az oizaea ate, v-I . , io Chme 3 143: AVAIL 3 143: Unit Cleared From h iciaet a 1i i -1 -16u6-i 3 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 412 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity incident 1; 211111 b4d Incident: 211117548 (CLOSED) Created: 11/29/21 10:20: 1 U Monday by USF3 KUMEKU, KUStMAK Y uispatched: i 1129171 10:34: 1.) unit 134 by uSt,2 2750 Enroute: 11/29/21 10:34:22 unit 134 On Scene: 11/29/21 IU:43:39 unit 134 Closed: 11/29/21 14:3'1:3 / vinal call type: INARL; (3) NAKUU I IU AC I IVI I Y Init. call type: NARC (3) NARCOTIC ACTIVITY Primary unit: 131 Case Number: None uisposition: NK: I Grid: 245 Disp. 6,oup: NEBeat2 Source: TELEPHONE Sublype: Location: 2101 E IS'I'S'I* :RECOVERY SOLU410INS KY Name: KY Phone: Date/Time Operator Type CV11111felit 11/z9/21 1w:22:01 3t65 1 5 MALE TRANSIENTS USING NARCS OUTSIDE BUSN WINDOW 11/29/21 10:34:15 DSP2 2750 3 134: DSPTCH (ROSALES, JOSE) 11/29/z1 I u:34:zz 134 3 -1 j4: EMROu i E 11/29/21 10:34:22 134 3 134: Responding From = S DAISY AV\W 1ST ST 11/29/21 10:43:39 134 3 134: ATSCNE 11/29/21 10:46:35 134 3 134: OK 11/29/21 10:47:11 134 1 SUBJECTS DISPERSED, DID MO i Sty AMY uSE OF NARCOTICS 11/29/z1 10:4t:15 -134 3 134: Unit Cleared From Incident 211117548 11/29/21 10:47:15 134 3 134: AVAIL 1'11ZWZ-1 1Z:Z[:Z3 31105 1 Incident Re -opened: CP CB ADVID SUBJS ARE T97 AND USING MARCS AGAIM 11/29/21 14:24:32 DSP2 3205 3 131: DSPTCH (GALEANA, LUIS) 11/29/21 14:24:42 131 3 131: Respo,,dh y t-torm = E FAIRHAVEM AV\N OLD GRAND ST 11/29/21 14:24:42 131 3 131: ENROUTE 11/29/21 14:31:56 131 3 131: ATSCNE Attachment 19, Page 413 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 11/29/21 14:37:37 131 3 131: Unit Cleared From incident 211117548 11/z9/Z1-w3t:3t 13"I 3 131: AVAIL 11/29/21 14:37:41 131 subjs dispersed 11/29/21 14:37:41 131 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 414 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incident # 211200101 Incident: 211200101 (CLOSED) Created: 12/U1/21 Wednesday by vispatched: I z/ul/z I U/:1/:59 unit I _j2 by I J2 132 Enroute: 12/01/21 07:17:58 unit 13-1 On Scene: 12/01/21 07:17:58 unit 132 Closed: 121011')l 07:b2:55 P inal call type: FATUK (5) FA: YX UL CHECK Init. call type: rA1CK(:5)rA1KULUHtU& Primary unit: 132 Case Number: None visposition: NK: I Grid: 245 Disp. group: Ntt5eatz Source: KALnO Sub i ype: Location: 2101 E 1ST ST KF Name: Krehone: Date/Time Operator Type Comment 1 z/0 -1 /Z -1 0 1: -1 1: wj 13Z 3 132: Mi E i S i - Response Nut-tibei: 1201 z0zi-00u5106; 12/01/21 07:17:58 132 3 132: Responding From = N GOLDEN CIRCLE DR. 12/Oi/21 Ot:17:58 132 3 132: DSPTCH (LAUFER, OTTO) 12/01/21 07:17:58 132 3 132: ENROUTE 12/01/21 07:17:58 132 3 132: ATSCNE 12/01/21 07:17:58 132 1 i 5U2T 12/01/21 07:18:24 136 3 136: Responding From = E 1 ST ST -i z10 'i Iz "i ri t: 'i ts: z4 i 3o 3 13b: LISP I CF1 (ACOS I A, VIC I lift) 12/01/21 07:18:24 136 3 136: ENROUTE '12/Oi/21 0 t: 18:24 SAPD 1 2 Backed up 132 with 136 12/01/21 07:18:24 SAPD 1 3 MobileCAD assist from Unit 136 12/01/21 07:18:29 136 3 136: ATSCNE 12/01/21 07:52:51 132 3 132: AVAIL 12/01/21 07:52:51 132 3 132: Unit Cleared From Incident 211200101 -12/0-i/z-i Fjt:5z:55 i 3u 3 156: U, at Cleated F, vf -ii It iclZlern zi i zFjUi Ui 12/01/21 07:52:55 136 3 136: AVAIL Attachment 19, Page 415 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 iz/Oi/zi Of:5z:55 136 3 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 416 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity incident # 211202183 Incident: 211202183 (CLOSED) treated: t2/U4/21 12:23:U3 Saturday by vispatched: t 2/u4/2 i i 2:23:u3 unit zs i -*) by 915 91 Enroute: 12/04/21 12:27:14 unit 816 On Scene: 12/04/21 12:34:32 unit 816 Ulosezi: 12/04/21 12:54:2� i-inai can type: ASS 1'(J) ASSIS I UU I SII)t A(itNUY Init. call type: ASST (3) ASSIST OUTSIDE AGENCY Prima,y unit: 815 Case Number: None arid: 245 UiSp. gioup: Ni l3eat:2 Source: KAL)IU Sub type: Location: 2101 E 1ST ST RP Name: KF Phone: Dateffirne Operator Type 12/04/21 12:23:03 815 12/04/21 12:23:03 815 12/04/21 12:23:03 815 -I z:z3:03 515 12/04/21 12:23:06 815 IZ/04/Zi IZ:Zt:14 M 12/04/21 12:27:14 SAPD 12/04/21 12:27:14 SAPID 12/04/21 12:27:14 816 12/04/21 12:27:14 816 -1 Z/04/2 -1 -1 Z: 34:3Z 51 0 12/04/21 12:45:07 815 IZ/04/21 12:45:Ot 815 12/04/21 12:45:18 816 12/04/21 12:45:18 816 Eq-TUTH" M-1 3 815: 2101 E 1ST: Response Number: 1 z04zOzi 3 815: Responding From = S DAISY AV\W 1 ST ST. 1 1 _OUT W/M FOR TRANSPORTED TRANSIENT PROPERTY STORAGE 3 Bj5: OSPTCH (LAUFER, OTTO) 3 815: Responding From = 2101 E 1ST 3 816:17esparaii,y From = vv 1ST ST\M HESPERIAN ST 1 2 Backed up 815 with 816 1 3 MobileCAD assist from Unit M 3 816: DSPTCH (CASILLAS, LUIS) 3 816: ENROUTE 3 3 1 o: ATSCME 1 4 Secondary Location for 815: 1001 N TUSTIN AV,SANTA ANA,CA 92705 3 815: EMPOU i t 3 816: Unit Cleared From Incident 211202183 3 816: AVAIL Attachment 19, Page 417 onouSignEnvelope ID: 5a2r854A-AE80-4a5D-813o-3E2S8rar00a5 /z/04/zi iz:4/:22815 3 815:ATSCNE 1284/21 12:54:24 815 1 5DELIVERED WHEELCHAIR TOSOMATOCGC3S*Cpw PROPERTYRECBrT. 1204/2112:54:25815 3 815:Unit Cleared From Incident 2112O21D3 1204/21 12:54:258/5 o g25:xv*|[ Attachment 19.Page 418 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity incicient 9 2112U3b4b W Incident: 211203848 (CLOSED) Created: 12/07/21 06:5zs:O i Tuesday by I)ispatche—d: 12/07/21 06:58:01 unit 132 by 132 132 Enroutc: 12/0'//21 06:58:01 unit 132 un Scene: 12/o//21 o6:5z5:oi unit 132 Closed: 12/0 //2 1 0 /:!56:!5 / Final call type: PATCK (5) PATROL CHECK Init. call type: PA'I'CK (5) PATROL CHECK Frimmy unit: 132 Case Number: None Oriil: 245 Disp. r,-,oui,: NEBeal:2 Source: RADIO Sub Type: Location: 2101 E IS'I'S'I' KY Name: RP Phone: Date/Time Operator Type Comment 12/07/21 06:58:01 132 3 -132: DSPTCH (LAUFER, OTTO) 12/07/21 06:58:01 132 3 132: ENROUTE 12/0 t/21 06:58:0-1 -j 3z 3 1 3z: ATSCNE 12/07/21 06:58:01 132 3 132: 2101 E 1ST; Response Number: 12072021-0066296; iz/Ut/zi 06:58:01 132 3 132: Responding From = E 1 ST ST\E I ST ST. 12/07/21 06:58:32 DSP1 3765 3 132: OK 1z/Ot/21 07:48:08 2994 1 1 132 START FIRE, MALE, UNRESPONSIVE, BUT BREATHING 12/07/21 07:48:20 3205 -1 2 T39 OCFA 12/07/21 07:56:57 132 3 132: AVAIL 12/0 t121 0 V56:5 f -1 3Z 3 1 3z: 73mit CleareO t-rom Inclaemt zi i z03t548 12/07/21 07:56:57 132 3 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 419 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity incident # 211204465 Incident: 211204465 (CLOSED) Created: 1 ZIU8121 V I Wednesday by Dispatched: 12/08/21 07:28:31 unit 02 by 132 i3z Enroute: 12/08/21 07:28:31 unit 132 Un Scene: 12108121 0'1:28:31 unit 132 closed: 12/U8/2 I US:21:19 Firial call type: PATCK (5) FAI KUL UHtU& lni[. call type: PATCK (5) PATROL CHECK Primary unit: 132 lase Number: None Grid: 245 Dist. group: Ntbeatz- Source: KAwu Sun i ype: Location: 2101 E IS'I'ST XF Name: to rhone: Date/Time Operator Type Comment 1 z/uZ5/2 -i u t: z8:3 -i -13Z 3 13z: 2101 e ist; Response Number: 12082021-0066525, 12/08/21 07:28:31 132 3 132: Responding From = E 1 ST ST\S 1 ST ST. i zluSlz 1 ut:z8:31 132 3 132: DSPTCH (LAUFER, OTTO) 12/08/21 07:28:31 132 3 132: ENROUTE 12/08/21 07:28:31 132 3 132: ATSCNE 12/08/21 07:29:49 132 .1 -j pc E5uz complaints 12/08/21 08:21:19 132 3 132: Unit Cleared From Incident 211204465 12/08/21 uZ5:z-1:-19 -i 3z 3 -j 3z: AVAIL 12/08/21 08:21:19 132 3 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 420 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity incident # 2112UU928 Incident:211209928 (CLOSED) Created: 12/1 //21 1U:19:U4 rriday by SurF FU(jA, ANU Lic.:A Dispatched: 12/17/21 10:52:51 unit 142 by DSP2 3334 Enroute: 12/17/21 10:52:56 unit 142 on Scene: 12/1'//21 11:21:-)9 unit 145 closed: 1211 1721 1 1:26: U9 Final call type: NARC (3) NAKCOIIC ACIIVII Y snit. call type: NARC (3) NARCOTIC ACTIVITY Ynmary unit: 144 case Number: None Disposition: NR:I Urid: 245 Disp. group: NEBeat2 Source: TELEPHONE Sub Type: Location: 2101 E 1S'1' S'1' :KL+CUVLKY SOLUTIONS Kr Name: RP Phone: Dace I imG Operator Type 12/17/21 10:19:49 2571 12/17/21 10:20:06 2571 1 12/ j t/21 10:52:51 DSP2 3334 3 12/17/21 10:52:51 DSP2 3334 3 12/1 //z1 10:5Z:56 14Z 3 12/17/21 10:52:56 142 3 1z/1 t/z1 10:5z:5t 145 3 12/17/21 11:21:51 DSP2 3334 3 12/17/21 11:21:51 DSP2 3334 3 12/17/21 11:21:56 145 3 12/17/21 11:21:56 145 3 12/1 t/21 11:z1:59 144 3 12/17/21 11:21:59 145 3 1Z/11/Z1 11:L1:59144 3 12/17/21 11:22:16 144 3 Comment 1 TRANSIENTS, IN FRONT OF BUSN, DOING DRUGS, 3 MH AND 3 MW. 2 ON THE 1ST STIR SIDE 14z: IDS i CH (PICARD, JARED) 145: DSPTCH (BRODEUR, MATTHEW) i4Z: EMKOU I E 142: Responding From = E FRUIT ST 145: Responding From = E FRUIT ST 144: DSPTCH (ARMSTRONG, JAMES JR) 145: DSPTCH (BRODEUR, MATTHEW) 145: ENROUTE 145: Responding From = E 1ST ST\I-5 N EXIT 104A 144: t{aapunZliny Fro. E 13 i S i \I-5 N EXI i 104A 145: ATSCNE 144: ENROUTE 144: ATSCNE Attachment 19, Page 421 onouSignEnvelope ID: 5a2r854A-AE80-4a5D-813o-3E2S8rar00a5 12h7/2111:2308 3334 1 3145 |S|NTHE PKGLOT CONDUCTING AQ81 /2M7/21 1-1:25:53 144 1 zfnonmroobu�d,oubjconmmeZIhnmearea left 12/17/21 11:28:02144 3 144 Unit Cleared From Incident 2112O0Q28 'I^/,l/&1 11:z5:(jz /44 o 124: xv*|L 12/17/21 11:20:09145 3 145:AVA|L uh//ui n:23:Oo145 3 1£5:Unit Cleared From Incident 2112U892O 12M7/211120:09145 3 Incideni Closed. Attachment 19.Page 422 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incident # 211213305 Incident:2-j-t2-i3305 (CLOSED) Creaied: 12/23/21 06:41:00 'l'hursday by PHN4 GARCIA, YALMIN Dispatched: 12/23/21 08:30:26 unit 143 by LISP 3�87 tnruute: 1212311-1 u8:52:54 unit 141 On Serene: 12/23/21 09:03:03 unit 143 Closed: 12/23/21 09:14:10 Final call type: NAKC: (3) NARCOTIC AU'1'IVtl'Y snit. call type: N AKC: (3) NAF UL)1 lU AC;1 l V 11 Y rrima, y unit: 143 Case Number: None Disposition: AS:1 Grid: l45 Uisp. group: Nht3eat2 Lu4ation: 2101 E 1ST ST RP Name:= 1CP Phone: Date/Time Operator Type 12/23/21 06:41:48 3577 1 12/23/21 06:42:05 35 t 7 .1 12/23/21 06:42:35 3577 1 i1/z3/zi U8:30:zo uSPi 358t 3 12/23/21 08:30:26 3587 1 12/23/21 08:30:36 143 3 12/23/21 08:52:46 DSP1 3587 3 12/23/21 08:52:47 DSP1 3587 3 12/23/21 08:52:54 141 3 12/23/21 08: 52:54 141 3 12/23/2-1 03:52:55 143 3 12/23/21 08:52:55 143 3 1 z/z3/2i 09:03:03 143 3 12/23/21 09:03:07 141 3 12/23/21 09:07: 52 143 1 Sourc;e: 1 hLhFHONh Sub 1 ype: Comment 1 3 MALES 2 FEM DOING NARCS 2 2 -MACES 1 IN 1 In 3 CP ADV THEY ARE ON GRASS AREA RIGHT OUTSIDE HER WINDOW 43: OSP I CR (vAM CUvtM, KEvA) 4 WILL ADV 143: Responding From = E i t 1191 S i \M t-RtMCR S i 143: DSPTCH (VAN LUVEN, KEVIN) 141: DSPTCH (VALDEZ, JUDITH) 14-1: ENROUTE 141: Responding From = N PENN WY 143: Rezpm idi, ig R vm = N PENN WY 143:ENROUTE 143: ATSCNE 141: ATSCNE 5 SUBJS LEFT WO INCIDENT Attachment 19, Page 423 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 12/23/21 Oa:-i4:02 143 3 'I43: AVAIL 12/23/21 09:14:02 143 3 143: Unit Cleared From Incident 211213305 1z/131z1 ua:14:10 141 3 141: Unit Cleared From Incident 211213305 12/23/21 09:14:10 141 3 141: AVAIL 12/23/21 09:14:10 141 3 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 424 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Puflue Field Activity Incident # 220101091 Cast-, # 2022-00144 Incident: 220101091 (CLOSED) Created: Ol/U3/22 ll:,32:-')-1 Monday by USF3 KUMEKU, KUShMAKY uispatched: w/w/22 11:41:55 unit 162 by 1JsF2 jjg5 Enroute: 01/03/22 11:44:1.3 unit /62 On Scene: U1/03/22 11:53:51 unit 762 Closed: Ul/03/22 12:2'/:3U P inal call type: 4Z53K (4) 11111 &KU N OF FAK&tt) V t1l Kt' 1 Init. call type: 483R(4)Hli&RuiNOPFAR1,,tL)vtHRtt Prima,y unit: 762 Case Number: 2022-00144 (UKCallreport) uisposition: uK: I Grid: 245 Disp. group: NEBeat2 Source: i ELEPHONE Sub Type: Location: 2101 E ISTST:RECOVERY SOLUTIONS KY Name: Kr shone: Date/Time Operator Type 0-03/22 vi:3o:2o 3tbo 1 01/03/22 11:35:26 3765 1 0i/03/2z 11:35:26 3765 1 01/03/22 11:35:26 3765 1 01/03/22 11:35:42 3765 1 Comment 01/03/22 11::58:17 376:) 1 6 CP IN AWHT'-i9YOLKS JETTA PLT #-... SUSP vEH IS A WHT MINI SUV POSS HYUN, DRIVER WAS U N K DOT 01/03/22 11:39:12 3765 1 7 OCCD 45 MINS AGO 0-1/0:3/22 1 -i:39:5o 3tuo 1 8 Cr vvir-r- i z3 IM i Ht Fr-OT WHERt THE TC OCCD 01/03/22 11:41:55 DSP2 3385 3 762: DSPTCH (GUZMAN, SOPHIA) 0i/03/zz 11:43:05 3t65 1 9 CP ADVID SUSP DRIVER PROVIDED A FALSE iM5URANCE CARD 01/03/22 11:44:13 DSP2 3385 3 762: Responding From = W CIVIC CENTER DR Attachment 19, Page 425 onouSignEnvelope ID: 5a2r854A-AE80-4a5D-813o-3E2S8rar00a5 01/03/2211:4413DSP283853 762:ENROUTE w/03/zz'i i:53:5-1 /02 3 702:AT3CNE 01X03/2212:0813 VVebRMS 1 1QRequested Case Numbar(a) issued for Incident #22U1O1un-i. Jurisdiction: City ofSanta A"�. Case Number(s):2o22-oO144. requested by7O2. 01K03/2212:27:30702 3 l6z:AVA|L 01/03/22 12:27:30762 3 Incident Closed. Attachment 19.Page 426 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 31 Police Field Activity incicient i; z2ui ub333 Incident: 220108333 (CLOSED) Created: 01 / i 5/zz 15:10:34 Saturday by Dispatched: 01/15/22 15:10:34 unit 813 by 813 813 Enroute: 0 1/ 1 -')/22 15:10:34 unit 813 On Scene: U 1/ 15/22 13:10:34 unit 81 � closed: 0 1/ 1:5/ZZ 15:43:35 Final call type: PATCK (5) PATROL CHECK Init. call type: PA'I'CK (5) PATROL CHECK Primary unit: 813 vase Number: None Disposition: NR: I Grid: 245 Disp. group: N.El3eaT2 Source: RADIO Sub'l'ype: Location: 2101 E 1ST S'I' RP Name: RP Phone: Date/ i Ime UpOiato, iype CorrIM1311t 01/15122 15:10:34 813 3 813: DSPTCH (WILSON, RASHAD) 0 1 /1 5/zz 15:10:34 813 3 813: ENROUTE 01/15/22 15:10:34 813 3 813: ATSCNE 01/15/22 15:10:34 813 3 813: 2101 e 4th; Response Number: 01152022-0003416; 01/15/z2 -i5:-iU:34 wz3 3 w 3: Rucponaing From = E -i ST ST\S 1 ST ST. 01/15/22 15:45:35 813 3 813: Unit Cleared From Incident 220108333 U-1 h OIZZ -10:45:30 013 3 013: AVAlr- 01/15/22 15:45:35 813 3 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 427 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incident i; ZZUIU8334 Incident: 220108334 (CLOSED) Created: v i / 15/22 15: 11:2-1 Saturday by DisFatched: 01/15/22 15:11:23 unit 812 by 812 812 Enroute: 01/15/22 15:11:23 unit 812 Un Scene: U 1/ 15/22 15:11:23 unit 812 Closed: u1/i:5/22 1:5:45:.Jl Final call type: PATCK (5) PATROL CHECK Init. call type: PA'I'CK (5) PATROL CHECK Primary unit: 812 ease i,4urnbcr: None Grid: 245 Dist. group: NE&-,at2 Source: RADIO Sub Type: Location: 2101 E IS'I'S'I' KF Narne: RP Phone: Date/Time Operator Type Comment 01/15/22 15:11:23 812 3 8-12: DSPTCH (LAUFER, OTTO) 01/15/22 15:11:23 812 3 812: ENROUTE Fli h 5/22 -j 5: 1 i:z3 81z 3 81 Z: A I 5CMt 01/15/22 15:11:23 812 3 812: 2101 El ST; Response Number: 01152022-0003417; 0105/22 15:11:23 812 3 812: Responding From = E 1 S i ST\S 1 S i S I. 01/15/22 15:45:31 812 3 812: Unit Cleared From Incident 220108334 01/15/22 15:45:31 812 3 812: AVAIL 01/15/22 15:45:32 812 1 CUO 01/15/22 15:45:32 812 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 428 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 � 3 1 Police Field Activity Incident;7 22UI 121 fib Incident: 220112165 (CLOSED) Created: Ot/2i/2/- ig: ig:/-u rriday by U I tKU, SAMAN iHA Dispatched: 01/21/22 19:19:21 unit 244 by 244 244 Enroute: 01/21/22 19:19:21 unit 244 On Scene: U 1/21/22 19:2 1: 10 unit 244 closed: ui/2022 iqA/:u9 Final call type: PED (4) PEDESTRIAN CHECK Init. call type: FED (4) PEDESTRIAN CHECK Primary unit: 242 Lase Number: None Disposition: AS: I Grid: 245 oisp. group: NEBeai2 Source: RADIO Sub'lype: Location: 2101 E IS1 ST KF Name: RP Phone: U01iff/ I Ill lu Opeiato, iype carnment 01/21/22 19:19:21 244 3 244: DSPTCH (ACHUTEGUI, MAIRA) 01/21/22 19:19:21 244 3 244: ENROUTE 01/21/22 19:19:21 244 3 244: Responding From = N PARKCENTER DR\E 6TH ST 01/21/22 19:19:22 SAPID 1 2 MobileCAD assist from Unit 244 0-j1z-i1zz SAt-0 I i bm;Rad up z4z vviih z44 01/21/22 19:21:16 244 3 244: ATSCNE Oi/zi/zz 19:4t:0z5 z44 3 imcidemt CluseM. 01 /21 /22 19:47:08 244 3 244: AVAIL 01/21/22 19:47:08 244 3 244: Unit Cleared From Incident zzOi i zi E55 Attachment 19, Page 429 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Pulice Field Activity Incident # 220112891 OJI 3' Incident: 220112891 (CLOSED) ureateZ!: 01122122 23:12:23 Saturday by DSF� SFKA(jUh, LINDSAY Dispatched: Closed: 01/22/22 23:39:45 Final call type: ASS'11'(2) ASSIS'I'FIPE DEP'I' Init.call type: ASS41'(2) ASS IS'I'FIRE DEP I' Primary unit: zi-i Case Number: None Disposition: NR:1 uriZI: 245 Disp. group: Nhl3eat2 Source: 'I'ELEFHUN h Sub Type: Location: ztut t iSi S'l :KEUOVEKY SOLU I LOINS RP Name:= RP Phone: Date/Time Operator Type Comment 01/22/22 23:13:10 3693 1 FIRE STAGING --=MALE WITH HAND LACERATION POSS CHEST INJ AND WERE UNABLE TO GATHER FURTHER FROM MULT CPS ---- JUST HEARD MENTION OF STABBING 3693 z OlqE Cl- ADV I I WAS ACCluEMT AND ALL OTHER CPS WERE IqO I AlqSvvERIMG QUESTtOMS 01/22/22 23:13:50 3693 3 CP ADV THAT SHE HAD NFD 01/22/z2 z3:izr:08 2716 5 Appended, 23.15:22 1 MR 5170vvlq--RErOR i S SOMEONE WAS JUST S i ASSED AND IS yZy 01/22/22 23:14:49 2928 4 GB'D 01/22/22 23:15:10 2716 6 Appended, 23:15:22 2 ALSO STATED IT WAS AT THE SUNLAND BUT THAT IS 2111 E I ST 01/22/22 23:15:1z z716 7 Appended, 23:15:22 3 ATT CB 01/22/22 23:15:22 2716 8 Duplicate call appended to incident at 23:15:22 U-11ZZIZZ Z3:15:45 ZIZB `J SacRezl up ZI 3 with 314 01/22/22 23:16:24 2928 10 Backed up 314 with 344A 01/22/22 23:16:26 2716 11 NO ANSWER FOR i FIE MACE WHO CACCED IT IN 01/22/22 23:16:35 2928 12 344A C3 1 ST/ GRAN 01/22/22 23:17:12 2716 13 MY CALL RECV'D VIA STA 10 WFIO XFRu Flim t 0 FIRE AND THEN CALLED US W/ THE INFO Attachment 19, Page 430 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 01/22/22 23:17:20 2716 14 NO ANS ON 2ND CB FOR ORIG CP 01/22/22 23:17:30 2928 15 Secondary Location for 344A: SUNLAND MOTEL, 2111 E 1ST ST,SANTA ANA, CA 92705. 01/22/22 23:1 r:56 2928 1 r Backed up 344A with DUKE 01/22/22 23:17:56 2928 16 Secondary Location for DUKE: SUNLAND MOTEL„SANTA ANA, CA 92705. 01/22/22 23: 1 5:53 36a3 -15 MO AM5 I -OR CP _TO GATHER FURTHER OM yza V IL I 01/22/22 23:19:17 2928 19 344A SUBJ TRANSPORTED TO OC GLOBAL ui/zz/zz z3:ia:53 z9z8 20 Secondary Location for 344A: OC Global; 100T M I US i IN AV,SANTA ANA; CA 92705. 01/22/22 23:20:37 2928 21 DUKE- LOCATED CRIME SCENE - NORTH SIDE OF PLOT TWDS EAST END. 01/22/22 23:21:18 2928 22 DUKE- A LOT OF BLOOD 01/22/22 23:21:19 3693 23 OCFA STILL STAGING -- ADV THEY GOT NOTHING FURTHER FOR SUSP ONLY THE VIC INFO EARLIER PROVIDED 01/22/22 23:21:49 2928 01/22/22 23:21:4a 2v2a 01/22/22 23:21:49 2928 0-Ilz2/zz 23:21:4a zuz8 01/22/22 23:21:52 2928 0i/z2/zz z3:22:08 2928 01/22/22 23:23:58 2928 30 344A- VIC STATED IT WAS ACCIDENTAL. RELATED TO RECOVERY SOLUTIONS ACCIDENTAL INJURY 0i/z2/22 23:24:10 3693 31 T39 OCFA TO T22 01/22/22 23:25:53 2928 32 344A - PER VIC CUT HIMSELF WHILE WORKING ON BICYCLE 01/22/22 23:39:43 344A Incident Closed. 01/22/22 23:39:43 344A 33 all parties stated the cat was accidental. Attachment 19, Page 431 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incident # 220200 192 Incident: 220200192 (CLOSED) ii-;r;zatrd: UZ/U 1122 U9:2U:3U I ur'suay by USF4 UlZSNtKUS, UKILtLUA Dispatched: 02/01/22 10:0 1: 13 unit 133 by D�rz 2994 hnroute: 02/01/22 10:01:18 unit 133 Un Scene: Closed: U2101122 IU:U5:U/ Final call type: INARC (3)NAKUU11U AU11V11 Y Init. call type: NARC (3) NARCOTIC ACTIVITY Primary unit: 133 Case Number: None Grid: 245 Disp. group: NEt5rat2 Source: I ELtFHUNt :Sub I ypv,: Location: 2101 E 1ST ST:SANTA ANA COMPREHENSIVE TREATMENT CENTER KF Name: Ky rhonr: Date/Time Operator Type Comment 02/0 -1 Izz Uv:z i: i z Z110 I 1 2 FEMALES AMD 6 MALtS USIMG MARCS 02/01/22 09:21:51 2710 1 2 ALL HOMELESS SUBJS OzlOilzz 10:01:13 DSP2 2994 3 133: DSPTCH (ROSALES, JOSE) 02/01/22 10:01:18 133 3 133: Responding From = E 1 ST ST\S I ST ST 02/01/22 10:01:18 133 3 133: ENROUTE 02/01/22 10:01:20 133 3 133: OK 02/01/22 10:01:23 SAPD 1 3 Secondary Location for 133: 2101 E 1st St. 02/01/2z -i(3:03:3v 133 1 4 8 tray isle, its p<2vvc'd ai A K-,IeareZ1 tie area 02/01/22 10:03:42 SAPID 1 5 Secondary Location for 134: 2101 E 1 st St. OzlOilzz 10:03:42 SAPID 1 6 Backed up 133 with 134 02/01/22 10:03:42 SAPID 1 7 MobileCAD assist from Unit 134 02/01/22 10:03:42 SAPID 1 8 Secondary Location for 134: 2101 E 1 st St. 02/01/22 10:03:42 134 3 134: DSPTCH (VAN LUVEN, KEVIN) 02/01/22 10:04:41 133 3 133: Unit Cleared From Incident 220200192 02/01/2z 1U:04:41 133 3 133: AVAIL 02/01/22 10:05:07 134 3 134: Unit Cleared From Incident 220200192 Ozlgilzz 10:05:07 134 3 134: AVAIL Attachment 19, Page 432 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 02/01/22 10:05:07 134 3 Incident Clesed. Attachment 19, Page 433 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 ��wofF�e Police Field Activity lnciaent # 220206832 Incinent: zz0z0683z tc-COSED} Created: 02/11/22 07:15:03 Friday by PHN1 CANTE, ANGEL Uispatched: 02/11/22 07:25:50 unit 145 by DSP2 3205 Enroute: 0211 1122 07:25:55 unit 145 Un Ncene: U2/11/22 0/:3U:41 unit 145 Closed: 02/11/22 08:08:51 Final call type: 4157' (3) ll1S'FURBANCE,-J'RANSIEN'l' Init. call type: 415'1' (3) Ul5'l'URf3ANCE=l'FANSlEN'l' rrimaiy unit: 145 Case Number: Nine llisposidon: NR:1 Urid: 245 llisp. group: NE13eaU Source: '1'1 LEPHUNE Sub l'ype: Lvcatiun: 2101 E 1S 1 S 1 :RECOVERY SULU I WINS RP Name: RP Phone: Date/Time Operator Type Comment 02/11/22 07:16:27 2492 1 1 8 TRANSIENTS LOITERING BY THE ENTRANCE TO BUSN- NEG ON WEAPONS Uz/ i -ilzz 0 CZ5:50 D5t z 3z05 3 145: DSV I CH (MtF7NANDGL, DOSE) 02/11/22 07:25:55 145 3 145: ENROUTE 02h 1/22 07:25:55 145 3 145: Responding From = S GRAND AV1E MCFADDEN AV 02/11/22 07:30:41 145 3 145: ATSCNE 02/11/22 07:31:22 145 3 145: OK 02/11/22 Oa:OZ5:51 145 3 145: Unit Cleared From, incident 220206832 02/11/22 08:08:51 145 3 145: AVAIL Uz/ i i(Zz U5:U5:51 145 3 Incident CioseZI. Attachment 19, Page 434 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity incident i; VVWU92112 Case 9 ZU22-U3433 Incident: 220209212 (CLOSED) created: U2113122 U/:34:2U luesclay by SUFF JILt&, UA13KItLA Dispatched: 02/15/22 08:1 /:29 unit 814A by DSP2 2710 Enroute: 02/15/22 08:17:36 unit 814A on Scene: 02/15/22 08:20:44 unit 814A closed: U"/ 1 5IG2 U8:3-i:UU Pinal call type: 60z 1 (3) 1 RESrASStNG- i KANSIENT Init. call type: 602T (3) TRESPASS fNG-TRANS IEN'1' Primary unit: 814A Case Number: 2U22-U34 ij (UA—call arrest) uisposition: UA: I Grid: 245 Disp. soup: NEBeat2 Source: TELL Sub "Type: Location: 2101 E IS 1'S'1';FK1TNG L,01' KF Name: RP Phone: Date/Time Operator Type 02/15/22 Ot:56:14 2750 1 1 APPROX 10 TRANSIENT IN THE ALLEY PORTION OF THE PKING LOT BLOCKING THE EXIT TO 1ST STREET 02/15/22 07:56:22 2750 1 2 PER CP THEY HAVE A LARGE ENCAMPMEN i 04-1 5/Le 05:1 /:Za DSF'z z t -10 3 314K DSPTCM (O'ROURKE, ERIC) 02/15/22 08:17:36 814A 3 814A: Responding From = N EASTWOOD AV\E 6TH ST Ozl i 5/zz 08:17:36 8,j 4A 3 8-1 4A: EMKOU I F 02/15/22 08:20:44 814A 3 814A: ATSCNE 02/15/22 08:26:50 WebRMS 1 4 Requested Case Numbei (s) 1SSueM TM incilient #zzOzOgz"i Z, Jurisdiction: City of Santa Aria. Case Muml3e.(5): LOLL-03433. requested by 814A. 02/15/22 08:33:00 814A 3 Incident Closed. 02/15/22 08:33:00 814A 3 814A: AVAIL OZI-1 5/ZZ 05:33:00 8 -14A 3 8 1 4A: Unit Cleared From Incident 220209212 Attachment 19, Page 435 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity incident It 22U2UU6 36 Incident: 220209838 (CLOSED) Created: U2/ t b/22 U6:16:52 Wednesday by P11N t U l t~;KU, SAMAN i HA uispatched: U210122 06:59:18 unit t33 by DSP2 2710 Enroute: 02/16/22 06:59:24 unit 134 On Scene: 02/16/22 06:59:35 unit 133 closed: U2/ 10122 U /:24:14 vinal call type: 4131 (3) ll1S 1 UKYANCt-IKANSItN 1 [nit. call type: 415T (3) DISTURBANCE -TRANSIENT Primary unit: 133 Case Number: None Grid: a45 1Jisp. group: N ttieatz Source: 1 tLt PHONE Sub Type: Location: 2101 E 1ST ST :RECOVERY SOLU`lJONS RP Name: - KP Phone: Date/Time Operator Type 0;eh6/zz 06:w:zi 3tO3 02/16/22 06:17:24 3703 1 02/16/22 06:59:18 DSP2 2710 3 02/16/22 06:59:19 DSP2 2 t 10 3 02/16/22 06:59:24 134 3 Uzh 51zz 06:5wz4 "I 34 3 02/16/22 06:59:32 133 3 Oz/i6/zz 06:59:3z 133 3 02/16/22 06:59:35 133 3 02/16/22 07:04:55 134 3 02/16/22 07:04:55 134 3 02/16/22 07:11:54 133 3 Uzh6/zz Ut:z4:-14 -133 3 02/16/22 07:24:14 133 3 Ozh6/2z Ot:24:i4 133 3 Comment i iz i KAIgSIEi91 S BCOt KING ALLEY AND YELLING. CP ADV'D SUi3JS AKE VENT u1SKUPTIVE 2 NO WPNS SEEN 133: DSPTCH (MIRZADEH, MA 1 I I3Evv) 134: DSPTCH (VAN LUVEN_ KEVIN) 134: ENROUTE 134: Responding From = N CONCORD ST 133: Responding From = E 1 ST STtS 1 ST ST 133: EMKOU i E 133: ATSCNE 134: AVAIL 134: Unit Cleared From Incident 220209838 133: OK 133: AVAIL 133: Unit Cleared From Incident 220209838 it 1cide, it uiosed. Attachment 19, Page 436 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incident # 220210753 Incident: zz(iziUt53 ((;LOStU) Created: 02/17/22 12:08:09 Thursday by DSP4 RAMOS, JUDITH Dispatched: closed: 02/17/22 12:12:32 I-'inat call type: SAIVIC'I' (4) SAMU - I KAN S IhN I init. call type: SAIVICT (4) SAmC - TRANSIENT Case Number: None Grid: 245 oisp. group: NE13eat2 Source: 'I'ELLPHON E Sub type: Location: 2101 JE IS I'S I :KEUUVEIKY SULU I WINS Kr Name: RP Phone:= UUTE/ I ima opciatai i YPC Comment 02/17/22 12:11:15 3780 1 MULTIPLE TRANSIENTS SETTING UP AN ENCAMPENT IN THE ALLEY. SEEN DAILY PER CP 02h7/zz iz:i i:z8 3t80 z MUE i W17t CPS AT TzCj REF SAME 02/17/22 12:12:10 3780 3 T39 CITYNET 02/17/22 12:12:10 3780 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 437 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity incident P 22U211(juu Incident:220211600 (CLOSED) Created: U2118122 18:U6:3U rriday by Dispatched: 02/18/22 18:06:30 unit 819A by 819A 819A Enroute: 02/18/22 18:06:30 unit 819A Un Scene: 02/18/22 18:06:30 unit 819A Closed: U2118122 18:12:39 Final call type: rATCK (5)PATROL CHECK Init. call type: PATCK (5) PATROL CHECK Primary unit: 819A Case Number: None Disposition: NK:I Uiid: 245 llisp. group: NEBeat2 Source: RADIO Sub "Type: Location: 2101 E 1S 1 S`1 KP Name: RP Phone: Date/Time Operator Type C0111111Cnc 02/18/22 18:06:30 819A 3 819A: DSPTCH (GUILLEN, ESTEBAN) 02/18/22 18:06:30 819A 3 819A: ENROUTE 0zh 8lzz -18:06:30 8-19A 3 819A: ATSCNE 02/18/22 18:06:30 819A 3 819A: Responding From = E 1 ST ST. uzhB/zz 18:06:30 819A 3 81VA: ZIUI a i�t; Kuapornze Number: M&Ozz-0011664; 02/18/22 18:12:39 819A 3 819A: AVAIL 0z/i 8/z2 18:12:39 819A 3 819A: Unit Cleared From I, icioent zzuzi i nuu 02/18/22 18:12:39 819A 3 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 438 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity lnuldfc:nt # 220211985 M Incident: 220211985 (CLOSED) Created: 02/19/22 09:06:10 Saturday by I)SF3 HERNANt)EL, HELEN Uispatched: 02/19/22 09:3'/:m unit 145 by t)SFi A/2 tnroute: 02119122 V9:3 /:39 unit 143 On Scene: 02/19/22 09:46:30 unit 145 Closed: 02/19/22 09:50:35 Final call type: 6UZU (3) I'RhSFASSINU JUS L UCCUK111i Init. calf type: 6U20 (3) t KhSFASSINU JUS t U(ACIJKtL) t,rimaty unit: 145 Case Number: None I-Asposition: NK: I chid: 245 wisp. group: Nhtseau Source: t tLtFHUNt Sub Type: Location: 2101 E 1ST ST RF Name: RF Fhone: Date/Time Operator Type 02/19/22 09:09:08 2782 1 02/19/22 U9:3t:54 DSPI 347z 3 02/19/22 09:37:59 143 3 0zh v/zz 0V:3t:5V -143 3 02/19/22 09:37:59 143 3 0z/19/22 09:3t:59 SAPD 1 02/19/22 09:37:59 SAPID 1 02/19/22 09:38:00 145 3 02/19/22 09:38:00 145 3 02/19/22 09:46:30 145 3 oz/-Iv/zz ov:46:43 -143 3 02/19/22 09:47:55 145 3 0zh9/22 09:48:47 143 3 02/19/22 09:48:51 145 1 Comment 1 CP DROVE THROUGF1 AKEA OSS NUmt:ROUS SUBJS LOITERING ON THE SIDEWALK AND PARKING AREA OF COC. APPEARED TO BE HOMELSS OR DRUG AI30iC I S 145: DSPTCH (BENAVIDES, MARCO) 143: DSPTCH (GARCIA, ANTHONY) 143: ENROUTE 143: Responding From = W 17TH ST z Sac;Zed up 145 .1in 14:3 3 MobileCAD assist from Unit 143 145: Responding From = vv i tTI1 S I 145: ENROUTE 145: ATSCNE 143: ATSCNE 145: OK 143: OK 4 SUBJS AGREED TO LEAVE AREA C4 Attachment 19, Page 439 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 u2/1 vlzz 09:5U:34 -145 3 -145: AVAI r 02/19/22 09:50:34 145 3 145: Unit Cleared From Incident 220211985 uz/i9/zz u9:50:35 143 3 143: Unit Cleared From Incident 220zi 1985 02/19/22 09:50:35 143 3 143: AVAIL 02/19/22 09:50:35 143 3 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 440 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity [nddGnt # 220213803 Casa # 2022-04050 Incident:220213803 (CLOSED) Created: 02/22/22 11:56:04'1'uesday by I'KU 1 QUINON1 S. MONIQUE llispatched: 02/22/22 12:09:52 unit 133 by L)SF2 2 / 1 U tnroute: V2122122 12:U9:56 unit 133 On Scene: 02/22/22 12:21:46 unit 133 Closed: 02/22/22 12:43 :22 binal call type: 415S (3) L)1S l'UKI3ANU1-SU13JEU 1 snit. call type: 415S (3 )1.t1S 1 UKI3ANUh-SU13JhU i rrimaxy unit: 133 Case Number: 2022-04050 (AS —Assist) llisposition: AS:1 (arid: Z45 1)isp. group: Ntbeat2 Location: 2101 E 1ST ST KY Name: KY Yhone: Date/Time Operator Type 02/22/22 11:56:20 3334 1 021zzlzz 11:56:z9 3334 1 02/22/22 12:09:52 DSP2 2710 3 Uz/zz/zz 1 z:Mj:53 DSrrz z 110 3 02/22/22 12:09:58 133 3 0z/22/2212:09:58133 3 02/22/22 12:09:59 132 3 02/22/22 12:09:59 132 3 021zz/zz t z:zct :46 -133 3 02/22/22 12:21:48 132 3 Uz/zz/zz "tz:35:0t1 WebRMIS -t 02/22/22 12:35: 52 133 1 Source: I hLhFHONb Sub Type: Comment 1 10 TRANSIENTS II I i St rr,,G COT 4-1 o W/ EACH OTHER ALL DAY 2 ONE SUBJ IS ALSO IN THE DUMPSTER AREA 133: DSPTCH (ROSALES, JOSE) }t3z: DSPTCH (LAUFER, OTTO) 133: ENROUTE 133: Rez pumaiRg Frum = E 4TH ST 132: Responding From = 400 N Grand Av 7-11 7 132: ENROUTE 133: ATSCNE 132: ATSCNE 3 Requested Case Number(s) issued for Incident #220213803, Jurisdiction: City of Santa Ana. Case Number(s): 2022-04050. requested by 133. Attachment 19, Page 441 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 02/22/22 12:41:36 133 3 133: AVAIL 02/22/22 12:41:36 133 3 133: Unit Clea,ed From inCioent LLUL13803 02/22/22 12:43:22 132 3 132: AVAIL 02/22/22 12:43:22 132 3 13L: unit Clea,eo F,om Imuicent zz011380 02/22/22 12:43:22 132 3 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 442 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity inciaent#22u21422t Incident: 22021422f (CCOStu) Created: v2/23/22 u6:u2:42 Wednesday by PHN i RODRIGUEZ, BRITTANY Dispatched: 02/23/22 08:00: 10 unit 133 by DSP 12782 EnrouEe: 02/23/22 09:00:17 unit 133 UnScene: U2/23/22 U8:U/:5U unit 132 Closed: V2/23/22 v8:31:41 Final call type: 602T (3) TRESPASSING -TRANSIENT Init. call type: 602'1'(3)'I'RESPASSINU-'I'RANSIEN'I' Primary unit: ij-j case Number: None Grid: 245 Dist. group: NEBeat2 Source: TELEPHONE Sub Type: Location: 2101 E I&I'S'L:RECOVERY SOLU110INS RP Name:_ RP Phone: Date/Time Operator Type 02/23/22 06:03:15 3505 02/23/22 06:03:49 3505 0Z1Z31ZZ 05:03:5V 3505 1 02/23/22 08:00:10 DSP1 27823 0zlz3lzz 08:00:11 uSPi zt8z 3 02/23/22 08:00:17 133 3 02/23/22 08:00:17 133 3 02/23/22 08:00:20 132 3 02/23/22 08:00:20 132 3 Ozlz 3/z2 08:0 (:50 -132 3 02/23/22 08:08:00 133 3 Ozlz31zz 08:31:36 1 3z 3 02/23/22 08:31:36 132 3 02/23/22 08:31:40 133 1 02/23/22 08:31:41 133 3 02/23/22 08:31:41 133 3 Comme,it 1 TRANSIENTS LOITERING IN THE ALLEY BEING "ROWDY" 2 APPROX 7 TRANSIENTS ARE T97 - SOME HAvE POCKET KNIVES ON THEM, BUT HAVE NOT USED THEM AS vvPNS 3 THEY ARE SHOOTING UP AND REFUSING TO LEAVE 133: DSPTCH (ROSALES, JOSE) i 3z: uSP i uH (CAOFER, OTTO) 133: ENROUTE 133: Responding From = N I US I IM AVXE i t i FI ST 132: Responding From = E 17TH ST 132: ENROUTE 132: ATSCNE 133: ATSCNE 13Z: AVAIr 132: Unit Cleared From Incident 220214227 4 SUBJS PICKED UP BEr-OlqGINGS AND LEFT THE AREA 133: AVAIL 133: Unit Cleared From Incident 22021422 t Attachment 19, Page 443 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 02/23/22 08:31:41 133 3 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 444 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 M Police Field Activity Incident # 220214965 Incident: zzUz-izIub5 (CLOSED) Created: 02/24/22 07:59:294buisday by PHN3 QUINONES, MONIQUE vispatclied: U2/24/22 0:02:U4 unit 144 by L)SF 1 2'/ 10 Enroute: 02l24I22 V7S:U2:UZS unit 144 on Scene: 02/24/22 08:09:43 unit 143 Closed: 02/24/22 08:28:57 i-inat call type: SAMU'I'(4) SAMC -'I'RANSIEN'I' Init. call type: 5A1V1U1'(4)SANlC-'1FANSIENI Prima, y unit: 144 Case Number: None (1rid:245 Uisp. group: NhBeal:2 Source: 'FELEPHON E Sub'Iype: Location: 201 h iSi Si RP Name: KY Fhone: Date/Time Operator Type 02/24/22 07:59:46 3334 1 02/24/22 Ot:5v:5v 3334 1 02/24/22 08:00:11 3334 1 02/24/2z ij3:0Z:FJ4 05P1 2710 3 02/24/22 08:02:04 DSP1 2710 3 02/24/22 08:02:08 144 3 02/24/22 08:02:08 144 3 02/24/22 08:02:20 143 3 02/24/22 08:02:20 143 3 02/24/22 08:09:43 143 3 02lz4lzz 05: 10:08 144 3 02/24/22 08:11:11 144 3 02/24/22 08:22:11 144 3 02/24/22 08:22:11 144 3 Cummcnt 1 TRANSIENTS ON THE PROP IN THE ALLEY WAY AND NEAR DUMPSTER AREA 2 CP HAS CALLED CITY NET SEVERAL TIMES AND NEG RESULTS 3 SUBJS ARE SETTING UP CAMP AND CAUSING MAJOR 415 BTWN EACH OTHER 144: DSPTCH (FLEMISTER, CHARLES) 143: DSPTCH (MIRZADEH, MATTHEW) 144: ENROUTE 144: Kuzpoi nfmv From = E 3RD S l\N LACY S I 143: Responding From = E AVALON AV\N LINWOOD AV 143: ENROU i E 143: ATSCNE 144: ATSCNE 144: OK 144: Unit Cleared From Incident 220214965 144: AVAIL Attachment 19, Page 445 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 02/24/22 u8:z5:5t 143 3 143: Unit Cleared From Incident 220214965 02/24/22 08:28:57 143 3 143: AVAIC UZZ4r2[ 08:28:57 143 3 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 446 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incident # 220214994 Incident: 220214994 (CLOSED) Created: UZ/24/22 U8:3U:2"/ ihursaay by LISPS VAUCjHN, LAUREN Dispatched: 02/24/22 08:32:26 unit 144 by uSP1 211U Enroute: 02/24/22 08:32:47 unit 144 Un Scene: U2/24/22 08:42:26 unit 143 Closed: UZ/24tL2 US:4/:41 Final call type: 415T (3) UIS 1 UKBANC - i"KANSIEN'1' lnit. east type: 415'1' (3) DISTURl3ANCt-1KANS1CN 1 Primacy unit: 143 Case Number: None Chia: 245 Dist. grout,: NEtieatZ Source: 1 DL tFHUN h Sub type: Location: 2101 E 1ST S'1' :RECOVERY SOLu ivwN KF Name: = RP Phone: Date/Time Operator Type Co„ �melit 02/24/22 08:31:08 34t1 1 1 SUBJS LIVING IN THE DUMPSTERS REFUSING TO LEAVE 02/24/22 08:31:10 3472 1 2 8-9 SUBJS 02/24/22 05:3-i:z4 34t2 1 3 CP ADVING TRASH TRK UNABLE TO PICK UP THE TRASH 02/24/22 08:32:26 DSP1 2710 3 143: DSP i Ch1(MIRZADEH, MATTHEW) 0z1z4/zz 08:32:26 DSP1 2710 3 144: DSPTCH (FLEMISTER. CHARLES) 02/24/22 08:32:47 144 3 '144: ENROUTE Uz/L4/22 08:32:47 144 3 144: Responding From = E 17TH ST\OCTA ME I ROCINK RR 02/24/22 08:33:32 '1 43 3 143: Responding From = E AVALON AV 02/24/22 08:33:32 143 3 143: ENROUTE 02/24/22 08:4z:zb 143 3 143: ATSCNE 02/24/22 08:43:28 144 3 144: ATSCNE 02/24/« 03:4t:3t 144 3 144: Unit Cleared From Incident 220214994 02/24/22 08:47:37 144 3 1 44: xvHIL Ozlz4/L2 08:47:41 143 3 143: AVAIL 02/24/22 08:47:4"1 "143 3 143: Unit Cleared From Incident 220214994 02/24/22 08:47:41 143 3 Incident Closed, Attachment 19, Page 447 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incident # 22U3UU2 t t Inefflent: zz0300277 (CLOSED) Created: 03/01/22 11:04: 10 Tuesday by SUFrCISNtKOS, UKILtLDA Uisputchel 03/01/22 11:13:55 unit 135 by DSP2 3073 tnroute: V31VII22 11:14:04 unit I34 On Scene: 03/ul/22 11:10:54 unit 135 Closed: 03/01/22 11:37:26 Hnal call type: NARC (3) NARCOTIC ACTIVITY snit. call type: JNAXU(-3)NAKCU'11CAC'1'1V1'1'Y Primary unit: 135 Case N,,mber: None i)isposition: NK: I Grid: 245 Uisp. group: Nu3eat2 Source: 'IELEF HONE Sub 'hype: Location: 2101 E 1ST ST :IVIE I HADUINE UL11N IC KY Name: KF Ftione: Date/Time Operator Type Comment 03/01/22 11:05:05 2710 1 1 SUBJS IN THE PARKING LOT DEALING NARCS FROM A WHT 03/01/22 11:05:5v 2 t -10 -1 03/01/22 11:05:59 2710 1 03/01/22 -1 -i:05:5v z t 10 1 03/01/22 11:05:59 2710 1 03/0-1 Izz i i:0u:22 2710 1 03/01/22 11:06:38 2710 1 03/01/22 11:10:37 2710 1 03101/22 11:13:55 DSP2 30t3 3 03/01/22 11:13:55 DSP2 3073 3 03/01/22 -1-1:-14:04 134 3 1:34: u&,TCH (VAN LUVEN, KEVIN) 135: DSPTCH (CORPUS, FRANK) 134: Responding From = E 1ST ST\N WRIGHT ST Attachment 19, Page 448 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 03/01/22 11:14:04 134 3 134: ENROUTE U3/u1/2t 11:14:09 135 3 135: Responding From = E 1ST ST\S MCCLAY ST 03/01/22 11:14:09 135 3 135: ENROUTE 03/01/22 11:16:54 135 3 135: ATSCNE 03/01/22 1.1 :16:57 -134 3 134: A I SCME 03/01/22 11:20:03 135 3 135: OK 03/01/22 1.i :2u:2�j .1 34 3 134: OK 03/01/22 11:28:53 135 3 135: Unit Cleared From Incident 220300277 u3/u1/zz 11:z8:53 135 3 135: AVAIL 03/01/22 11:37:26 134 3 134: Unit Cleared From Incident 2203002r7 03/01/22 11:37:26 134 3 134: AVAIL 03/01/22 11:37:26 134 3 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 449 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incident # 220302759 Incident: 220302759 (CLOSED) created: U3I03122 09:13:2-1 Saturday by L)SF3 HEKNANt)EZ, HELEN Dispatched: 031051z2 U9:43:39 unit 143A by USF1 32U3 Enroute: 03/05/22 09:44:20 unit i 43A On Scene: 03/05/22 09:44:23 unit 143A closed: U3/U3/22 U9:43:02 Final call type: INAIKU (3) NAKUU I IC AC 14VI'fY Init.call type: NARC(3)NARt-;0i1UAU11V11Y Fnmary unit: 143A case Number: None Grid: 245 Disp. group: N1 t3eat2 Source: FELhFHONE Sub'Iype: Location: 2101 E 1ST ST:RECOvEKY SULU I WIN KI-1 Name: IM Kr Fhone: Date/Time Operator Type Comment 03/05/ZZ06:14:4t 2782 1 1 2 MALES IN WHITE SPRINTER VAN UNK PLATE SELLING NARCS SINCE 0400 HIRS, CP CAN SEE SUBJS COMING AND GOING FROM THIS VAN, CP HAD NFI 03/05/22 09:43:39 DSP1 3205 3 -1 43A: DSP i CF1 (FLtMIIS i ER, CHANLES) 03/05/22 09:44:20 143A 3 143A: ENROUTE 03/05/22 09:44:20 143A 3 IA18: Responding From = E 1 ST ST 03/05/22 09:44:23 143A 3 143A: ATSCNE 03/05/22 Ov:44:3v -143A 1 2 vehicle goa 03/05/22 09:45:02 143A 3 143A: AVAIL 031051zz Uu:45:02 143A 3 143A: Unit Cleared From Incident 220302759 03/05/22 09:45:02 143A 3 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 450 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incident # 220302766 Incident: 220302,r66 (CLOSED) Created: 03/05/22 09:51:09 Saturday, by L)SP5 KAMOS, JUL)ITH Dispatched: U3/US/22 U9:31:39 unit 143A by L)SPI 3205 tnruute: W/U:5/22 U9:3 /:44 unit 143A On Scene: 03/05/22 09:40:12 unit 143A Closed: 03/05/22 09:43:12 Pinal call type: 919 (3) KLEF'FHE PEACE Init. call type: 919 (J) &ttF I Ht FtAUt Prima, y unit: 143A Case Number: None Grid: 245 Uisp. group: Ntl3eat2 Source: 'FELEFHUN h Sub Type: Lucatiun: 2101 E IS I S I :KEU0VEKV SOLU I IONS RP Name: � KF Phone: Date/Time Operator Type 03/05/22 08:54:09 3780 FJ3/05/Z2U3:55:i3 3t8iJ 03/05/22 08:55:52 3780 03/05/zz 09:30:04 3140 03/05/22 09:30:50 3140 03/05/22 09:37:39 DSP1 32053 03/05/22 09:37:44 143A 3 03/05/22 09:37:44 143A 3 U3/05/zz 0a:40:1 z i 43A 3 03/05/22 09:41:44 3205 1 U3/05/22 09:42:23 3472 1 03/05/22 09:42:58 143A 1 03/05/22 09:43:12 143A 3 03/05/22 C)9:43: -i z -i 43A 3 comi-iient I CP SOUNDS 925, ADV THAT HER METHADONE IS LACED W/ FENTANYL AND WANTS TO CHANGE IT FOR A NEW ONE. SEC IS NOT LETTING HER INS z CP vvILL 123 IN r,-LO i VVtAFZIMG A GO-170 CFJA 1 3 CP WANTS A 919 TO GET INS AND ECHANGE HER UNOPENED MEDS 4 CP CB, ADVTD OF DELAY 5 CP CB, UPSET OVER WAIT TIME, SAID SOMETHING ABOUT SUICIDE AND DISC 143A: DSPTCH (FLEMISTER, CHARLES) 143A: ENROU i E 143A: Responding From = N TUSTIN AV\E FRUIT ST 143A: A I SCM t 6 143A HAVE CP STEP OUT 7 T21 IS B/ 0 CB 8 subject goa no flag down 143A: AVAIL -143A: Unit Cleared From Incident 220027oo Attachment 19, Page 451 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 03/05/22 09:43:12 143A 3 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 452 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity incident # 220302803 Incident: 220302803 (CLOSED) Created: 03/0:5/22 10.33:49 Saturday by FHN I CAN th, AN(jEL I)ispatcheZI: 03/05/22 10:51:13 unit 143A by uiF2 34/2 tnroute: 03/05/22 10:55:12 unit 143A On scene: Closed: 03/0:5/22 1 /:04: 16 Final call type: NARC (3) NARCO i iC Au i i v i i y Init. call type: NARC (3) NARCOTIC ACTIVITY -rrimaiy unit: 254A Case Number: None (jrid: 245 Lisp. group: NEBeat2 Source: I tLtFHUNt zsub type: Location: 21UI E ISTST:HECOVERY SOLUTIONS OF SANTA AiNA KP Name: - RP Phone: Diatw/ I 111le Operator Type 03/05/22 10:37:36 2492 -1 03/05/22 10:37:36 2492 1 03/05/22 10:3t:36 Z4yZ 1 03/05/22 10:37:36 2492 1 03/05/22 -10:3 t:49 2492 1 03/05/22 10:37:49 2492 1 031051zz i0:3t:49 2492 1 03/05/22 10:37:49 2492 03/05/22 10:38:19 2492 1 03/05/22 10:38:30 14gz I Comment USING NARCS IN A LK FORD LIC # NEG ON WEAPONS Attachment 19, Page 453 onouSignEnvelope ID: 5a2r854A-AE80-4a5D-813o-3E2S8rar00a5 0o05/zz10:38:48 2492 1 0305/2210:5113DSP2347z3 l4:3ADSP/CF1(rLLw|S/tM,CR*ITLES) 0305/2210:55:12143A 3 143A:ENROUTE 0305/2210:5512145A 3 l4IA:Reovo..ding t-mm=Ei//HST\E17/F1ST 0305/221128:28 3780 12 CP 0305&Z -/-1:Z8#3 n/80 13CPADVOFDELAY 0305/2214:07:50 3472 14CP|SNOLONGER ATTHE BUSN—LINK |FVEHBSTILL T97 Attachment 19.Page 454 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incident # 220304857 U. Incident: 220304857 (CLOSED) Created: 031OVIZ2 v6:3 /:16 Wednesday by L)SF3 KAMUS, JUI)I'I'H I)ispaicheZ[: Closel 03/09/22 07:22:40 vinal call type: 602'1'(3)'I'RESI-IASSIN(j-'I'RANSIENT Init. call type: 0021 (3) 1 KESFASSIN(j- I KANSIENT Case Number: None Urid: 245 Uisp. group: NEBeat2 Source: TELEPHONE Sub i ype: Location: 2101 E 1S'1'S'1':REU0VERY SOLUTIONS RP NarneM RP Phone: Dateff;nq. Operator Type Comment 03/09/22 06:38:30 3780 1 11 TRAIqSIEMTS LO1TtKIMG -in P-[0 i OF tjUSN. NO WPNS SEEN U3/Uv/zzut:zi:42 811A 03/09/22 07:22:13 3472 03/09/22 07:22:13 3472 3 CiTYMt i VVICE FIAMDLE Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 455 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity it iddient # 220306831 Incident: 220306831 (CLOSED) Created: U3112122 U'/:SU:26 Saiur—day by DSF3 RAMOS, JUDITH Uispatchud: U3112122 U /:52:51 unit 1-')2 by USF2 2'/ 1 U Enruutu: 03/12/22 v /:5/-::56 unit 15,, On Scene: 03/12/22 07:56:48 unit 153 (Mused: U3/12/22. US: I S: 19 vinal call type: 41s5 (2) UIS I UKBANCE-SlJBJhC'I' lnit. call typu: 4155(2)U1S1UKt5ANUt-StJt5JtC1 lirima,y u .. u 152 Case Number: None uispusitiun: AS: I Grid: 245 Dist,. grul.lp: NEt5uat2 Sultruc: -1. tLtFHUN t Sub I ype: Location: 2101 E 1ST ST:RECOVERY SOLUTION KF Narne:m KF Fhunr,: Date/Time Operator Type 03/-1Z/ZZ0t:5-1:3E5 3t80 03/12/22 07:52:12 3780 03/1 zlzz 0 t:52:36 2710 1 03/12/22 07:52:51 DSP2 2710 3 03/12/22 07:52:53 DSP2 2710 3 03/12/22 07:52:53 z t -10 1 03/12/22 07:52:56 152 3 031-IZIZZ 0f:5Z:56 15Z 3 03/12/22 07:52:59 143A 3 U3/-i zlzz 0 t:5z:59 143A 3 03/12/22 07:52:59 153 3 03/12/22 07:52:59 143A 3 03/12/22 07:52:59 -153 3 03/12/22 07:52:59 SAPD 1 Comment 1 M/ M HITTING HIS HEAD ON CONCRETE FLOOR, SOUNDS U/ 1 2 MALE VERY AUD ON T21 SAYING SOMEONE IS OUT Tu GE i HIM, SOUNDS VERY 3 GBD 15z: DSPTCH (SHARP, BRADLEY) 153: DSPTCH (TARDY, DAVID) 4 SaUKed up i 5z vvitn 153 152: ENROUTE 152. Responding From = BNSF RR\E WARNER AV 143A: DSPTCH (GARCIA, ANTHONY) 143A: ENROUTE 153: ENROUTE 143A: Responding From = W 15TH ST 153: Rez;ponamg t-ro, , , = E MICt-AEMEN AV 5 Backed up 153 with 143A Attachment 19, Page 456 onouSignEnvelope ID: 5a2r854A-AE80-4a5D-813o-3E2S8rar00a5 03/12/22O/:5Z:5o SaFT` 1 8MobUeCADassist from Unit 143A 03M2/2207:53:07 3780 1 7MALE LAYING ONTFiEGROUME)/nFZ0v |MGH{SHEAD BACK, HAS BLOOD �JNn|SFACE i33h2/zzU/:53:21 3780 1 8T30FIRE PER CP 03/12/2207:54:32 3472 oTooFINE 03h2/2207:56:48158 3 153:ATSCNE 03/12/22 08:00:09 14oA n '1 43A: */SCNE 03/12/2208:01:82152 3 152:AJSCNE 03/12/2203:05:n5DSPz z//93 152:OK 03U2/2208:08:85DSP227103 153 OK U3/1u&u08:08:4/ 152 3 2j52:AVA|L 03/12/2208:08:47152 3 152 Unit C|earedFr"."|nJdemtzuUx088ni 03h2/2208:0820153 3 1i3:Unit Cleared From Incident 220308831 03/12/2208:09:20153 3 153:*v*|c 03/12/220815:10143A 3 Incident Closed. 03/12/220815:/y-i 43A x l43A:AVA|L 03/12/2208:15i18143A 3 143A:Unit Cleared From Incident 2u0o0683-t Attachment 19.Page 457 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity h iddei it # 22031 UU87 Incident: 220310051 (CLOSED) Created: 0311'1122 12:49:2 1 'I'hursday by CISNEROS, GRIZELDA Dispatched: On Scene: 03/17/22 12:48:zz unit 913A Closed: 03/17/22 13:25:23 Pinal call type: PEI) (4) PEDESTRIAN CHECK init. call type: FED (4) PLUES'I'MAN CHECK Primary unit: 813A Case Number: None Urij: 245 Disp. group: NEBeat2 Source: RADIO Sub Type: Location: ziui h tS i, S v RP Name: RP Phone: Date/Time Operator i ypr- 03/17/22 12:48:22 813A 3489 3 03/1 t122 12:4?3:Z( Z110 1 03/17/22 12:50:16 813A 1 03/1 tlzz iz:52:00 813A 1 813A: ATSCNE 1 813A OUT W/ 2 Comment Attachment 19, Page 458 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 03/1 822 13:25:22 813A 1 4 cuo / obs 03/17/22 13:25:23 813A 3 813A: Unit Cleared From Incident 220310087 03/17/22 13:25:23 813A 3 813A: AVAIL 03/17/22 13:25:L3 813A 3 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 459 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incident # 22U:3161 1 U Incident: 220316110 (CLOSED) Created: 03120122 U9:33:13 Saturday by F1-SN2 KUL)K1UUt/-, YAMINA I.Xspatched: 03/26/22 11:38:14 unit 14:5 by, L)SF 1 3:511 Enroute: 03/26/22 11:38:26 unit 145 un Scene: 03/26/22 1 1:-)5: I 5 unit 145 Closed: U312-0122 iz: i i: 14 Final call type: 488VR(4)PE1 ty it7ttpi PKm vttuuLt KY Init. call type: 488VR (4) PETTY THEFT FRM VEHICLE RPT Primary unit: 145 Case iNumber: None Disposition: NR: I Grid: 245 oisp. group: NE8eaT2 Location: 2101 h ISI ST RP Name: - RP Phone: Dava/Tima Operator Type 03/26/22 09:35:10 3140 1 03/26/22 09:35:57 3140 1 03/26/22 09:36:01 3140 1 03/26/22 10:23:07 3780 1 03/26/22 10:25:z4 3t8g 1 03/26/22 11:38:14 DSP1 3511 3 03/,e6/,U 145 3 03/26/22 11:38:26 145 3 03/z6/zz 11:55:15 145 3 03/26/22 11:59:35 3511 1 03/26/22 12:00:55 3780 1 03/26/22 1z:01:16 3t50 1 03/26/22 12:11:14 145 3 03/26/ZZ 1 Z: 11: 14 145 3 Source: TELEPHONE Sub Type: Comment 1 OCCD APPROX 30 MIN AGO, WALLET STOLEN r-ROMI vtF9, NO SUSP INFO 2 CP T23 WEARING BGE FLANNEL, GRY SHORTS 3 BEDE TEMMIS 4 CP CB ADV OF DELAY 5 CP ADv SU13JS vvERE IN A FORD MUSTANG WHO TOOK HIS WALLE i I NO t-ORCE WAS USED 145: DSPTCH (BENAVIDES, MARCO) 145: ENROUTE 145: Responding From = E -i tTH ST 145: ATSCNE 5 -145 ha,,. cp St in arivmvay parKing I-01 7 CP FORGOT HIS T21, HE IS ENR 1 BLOCK AWAY 8 CH'S 121 vvAS AlqS'D BY HIS Gt- 145: Unit Cleared From Incident 220316110 145: AVAIL Attachment 19, Page 460 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 u3/z6/zz 12:11:14 145 3 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 461 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity incicient 9 22U31t5U14 Incident: 220318014 (CLOSED) Created: U3129122 11::51:13 tursday by uSF3 f-I�NtKU�, UKILtLUA Dispatched: 03/29/22 13:33:52 unit 135 by DSPI 3146 Enroute: 03/29/22 13:34:09 unit 135 Un Scene: 03/29/22 13:35:09 unit 135 ulused: U3/29/22 13:41:14 Final call type: 415T (3) DISTURBANCE -TRANSIENT Init. call type: 415'1'(3) DISTURBANCE -TRANSIENT Primary unit: 135 Lase NUrnbur: None Grid: 245 Dist,. group: NEBeat2 Source: TELEPHONE Sub Type: Location: 2101 E 1ST S'F : RECOVERY SOLU'I'IONS XFName: Kr Fhont-,: Date/Time Operator Type Comment 03lz91zz -j -j -5z:z55 z t -j 0 i-1 CP ASKED M/0 BLK SHIRT, BILK PNTS OR CUT OFF SHORTS TO LEAVE THE PROPERTY AND HE BECAME 415, TOED CP HE WAS GETTIMG HIS GUN IF HE DIDNT LEAVE HIM Ar-OME, MO WPM SEEM SUBJ STILL STANDING OUT THERE... MFD 03/29/22 13:33:52 DSP1 3146 3 135: DSPTCH (CORPUS, FRANK) 03/ZV/ZZ 13:34:(jU 135 3 135: Responding From = t 61 H S i \M TOSTIM AV 03/29/22 13:34:09 135 3 135: ENROUTE 03/29/22 13:35:09 135 3 135: ATSCNE 03/29/22 13:38:29 135 1 2 TRANSIENTS IN THE AREA- NONE MATCHING THE DESCRIPTION GIVEN BY THE CP. TRIED CONTACTING CP BUT HE DID NOT ANSWER. VM LEFT WITH DISPO. C4 03/29/22 13:41:14 135 3 135: Unit Cleared From Incident 220318014 03/29/zz -13:41:-j4 -135 3 135: AVAIL 03/29/22 13:41:14 135 3 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 462 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Puliurd Field Activity incident # Incident: _ (CLOSED) Createa: uispatched: Enroute: On Scene: CloseU: Final call type: Init. call type: Prima, y unit: Case Number: uisposition: Grid: 245 Disp. group: Nttseat2 Location: 2101 E IST ST KY Name: KY ehone: Source: TELEPHONE Sub Type: Date/Time Operator Type Comment 3334 1 3334 1 3334 1 3334 1 3334 1 3334 I 3334 1 3334 1 3334 1 3334 1 3334 1 2710 1 Attachment 19, Page 463 onouSignEnvelope ID: 5a2r854A-AE80-4a5D-813o-3E2S8rar00a5 2710 i QSP2271O3 OSP2271O3 182 3 -1»Z 3 182 3 DSPz z/iO 5 DSP2271O3 w5 3 175 1 175 3 175 3 102 1 '/ux 3 102 J luz u |noidmxclased. Attachment 19.Page 464 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incident # 22U:319:319 Incident: 220319319 (CLOSED) createil: U3/31/22 U/:) /:19 Thursday by USF.) tF1'tKSUN, JA/-MlNt Uispatched: U3/3 1/22 u8:u6:54 unit 142 by USF2 7 /82 Enroute: 03/31/22 08:06:58 unit 142 On Scene: 03/31/22 08:17:04 unit 142 Closed: U3/31/22 08:40:UU Pinai call type: INAKU (3) NAKCU1 IU AU I IVII Y Init. call type: NARC (3) NARCOTIC ACTIVITY Prima,y unit: 142 Case Number: None Disposition: NK: I Grid: 245 Disp. group: NEBeat2 Location: 2101 E ISTST KF Name: Kr shone: Source: TELEPHONE Sub Type: Date/Time Operator Type Comment 03/3-i/z201:55:46 30-1-1 'I -i 3 SUBJS USING NARCS IN FRNT OF T20.2 MS #1 LGHT BLU SHRT, #2 UMK DESCR. #3 ME GLASSES- TALL, BLK HOODED jKT. CP WANTS CONT 03/31/22 08:06:54 DSP2 2782 3 142: DSPTCH (HERNANDEZ, JOSE) 03/3i/z2 08:06:58 14z 3 14z: Naspotidimg Ftom = M t-ENN WY 03/31/22 08:06:58 142 3 142: ENROUTE 03/31/22 08:17:04 142 3 142. ATSCNE 03/31/22 08:18:56 2782 1 2 142 HAVE CP STEP OUT 03/31/22 08:20:24 3472 1 3 CP ADVING SHE IS BACK ENR - 5 MIN E i A 05/3 -1 /z2 0-5: 56: -j 9 .14z 5 -142: OK 03/31/22 08:36:45 142 1 4 Transients left the area. Refuse City Net assistance. 03/3i/zz 08:40:00 i4z 3 14z: unit CieareZl Frum Incilient z20319319 03/31/22 08:40:00 142 3 142: AVAIL 03/31/22 08:40:00 142 3 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 465 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 NA POU Police Field Activity Incident # 22040(d5Yt3 Incident: 220406598 (CLOSED) Created: U4/11/22 I U:2'/:39 Monday by L)ispatched: 04h 1/22 10:2 /:.jg unit 811A by Si IA 91 IA Enroute: 04/11/22 10:27:39 unit 811A On Scene: 04/11/22 10:27:39 unit 811A Closed: 04/11/22 10:29:44 P inal call type: FA I UK (�) FA I KUL UMLU& Init. call type: PATCK (5) PATROL CHECK Primary unit: 811A Case Number: None Grid: 245 wisp. group: N ttieatz Source: KAL) tu Sub type: Location: 2101 E 1ST ST RP Name: KF Phone: Date/Time Operator Type Comment 04/11/22 10:27:39 811 A 3 811 A: 2101 E i S 1 51 - RezpUri6F Number u4-1lzu22-01 9388; 04/11/22 10:27:39 811 A 3 811 A: Responding From = E I ST ST\S 1 ST ST. 04/11/22 10:27:39 811A 3 811A: DSPTCH (FRADELLA, GARRI50N) U4/1 -1 /ZZ -1 U:Z t:3U $-1 -1 A 3 8-j -JA: ENROUTE 04/11/22 10:27:39 811 A 3 811 A: ATSCNE U4/1 1 Izz I U: z9:44 81lA 3 811A: unit Cleared From Incident 220406598 04/11/22 10:29:44 811A 3 811A: AVAIL 04/11/22 10:29:44 811A 3 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 466 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incident # 220408439 incl6cm: zzu4u34jv (CLOSED) Created: 04/14/22 08:23:51 Thursday by, PHN I CANTS, ANGEL 1)ispaicheT 04/14/22 09:13:03 unit 131 by L)SF2 3-)11 Enroute: Un Scene: U4/14/22 U9:13:U4 unit 131 Closed: 04/14/22 09:16:38 Final call type: 415T (3) DISTUR13ANCE-TRANSIENT Init.call type: 4151'(3)1)ISIUKt3ANUE-IKANSItNt Frimaiyunit: i-ii Case Number: None Gri3:245 L)isp. group: NEBeaT2 Source: 'I-hLEPHUN E Sub'l'ype: Location: 2101 E IS'I* S'll.';RECOVERY SOLU'LlUINS KY Name: RP Phone: Date/Time Operator i ype Comment 04/14/22 08:25:12 2492 1 1 12 TRANSIENTS BLOCKING THE ALLEY WAY AND THEY APPEAR TO BE USING NARCS - NEG ON WEAPONS - CP ASKED SUBJS TO LEAVE AND THEY REFUSED 04114/22 09:13:03 DSP2 3511 3 131: DSPTCH (COLLARD, SCO i i) 04h4/2z 09:13:04 DSP2 3511 3 131: ATSCNE 04/14/22 09:16:38 131 3 131: Unit Cleared From Incident 220408439 04/-14/zz av: -16:;30 -13-1 3 -13-i: AVAIL 04/14/22 09:16:38 131 1 2 SUBJS GOA ALLEY CLEAR 04/14/22 09:16:38 131 1 Inci0ent uloei!l. Attachment 19, Page 467 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Pullue Field Activity Incident # 220408651 Incident: 220408651 (CLOSED) Created: 04/14/22 I3:b0:53'l'hursday by Uispatcriect: 04114122 13:30:53 unit 835A by 833A 835A tnroute: U4/14/22 0:5u:53 unit 835A On Scene: 04/14/22 13:50:53 unit 835A Closed: 04/14/22 13:5O:58 P inal call type: PA'I'UK (--)) FA I KUL UHhU& snit, call type: FA I U& (5) FATKUL CtitCK Prima,.y unit: 835A Case Number: None Disposition: NK: I Grid: 245 Disp. soup: Ntt3cat2 Source: RADIO Sub Type: Location: 2101 E ISTST KY Name: KF Flione: Date/Time Operator Type Comment 04114/ZZ 13:50:53 835A 3 Z535A: A I SCNE 04/14/22 13:50:53 835A 3 835A: 2101 E 1ST ST; Response Number: 04142022-0020001; 04/14/22 13:50:53 835A 3 835A: Responding From = E iST ST\N CABRILLO PARK DR. 04/14/22 13:50:53 835A 3 835A: DSPTCH (ROELOFS, GAVIN) 04/14/22 13:50:53 835A 3 835A: ENROUTE U4h4/ZZ -13:50:56 635A 3 835A: Unit Cleared From Incident 220408651 04/14/22 13:50:58 835A 3 835A: AVAIL 04/14/ZZ 13:50:58 835A 3 1. ziaef it ciusen Attachment 19, Page 468 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incident # Z1U4U9954 Incident: 220409954 (CLOSED) Created: u4/ I o122 12:25:22 Saturday by uispatched: u4/ i o122 12:2:5:22 unit 88155 by, 815 81:5 Enroute: 04/16/22 12:25:22 unit 815 On Scene: U4/16/22 12:25:22 unit 815 Closed: u4116122 t2:29:4o v inal call type: rA I CK (5) YA I KUL UAtU& Init. call type: PATCK (5) PATROL CHECK Primary unit: 815 Case Number: None visposition: NK: I Grid:245 Disp. group: NEBeat2 Source:RAD10 Sub'lype: Location: 2101 E 1ST S'r KY Name: t(.r.rhone: Date/Time Operator Type Carnment 04h E51zz -j z:z5:zz 8-15 3 815: 2101 E 1 ST STD Response Number: 04162022-0020404; 04/16/22 12:25:22 815 3 815: Responding From = E 1ST ST\N GOLuElq Cl NCLE urZ. 04h6/zz iz:z5:zz 815 3 515: DSPTCH (CASTELLANOS, JOE) 04/16/22 12:25:22 815 3 815: ENROUTE 04/16/22 12:25:22 815 3 815: ATSCME 04/16/22 12:29:46 815 3 815: Unit Cleared From Incident 220409954 04/16/22 12:29:46 815 3 815: AVAIL 04h 61zz -i z: z9:46 8-15 3 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 469 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incident 9 22U411341 Incident: 220411347 (CLOSED) Created: U4/13/22 15:29:44 Monday by vispatched: U4/1 8/22 15:19:44 unit 81 1 A by 81 1 A 811 A Enroute: 04/18/22 15:29:44 unit 811 A On Scene: U4/18/22 15:29:44 unit St 1A Closed: 04119122 I5:4/:22 vinal call type: FA I UK (5) YATRUL UhtU& Init. call type: PATCK (5) PATROL CHECK Primary unit 811A Case Number: None grid: Z45 ViSp. giuUp: Nttseat2 Source: KAL)tO Sub Type: Location: 2101 E 1ST ST KF Name: KY Phone: Date/Time Operator Type Comment 04h 81zz 15:29:44 811 A 3 811 A: Kesyorining t-, rm = E i 5T ST\N TUSTIN AV. 04/18/22 15:29:44 811 A 3 811 A: DSPTCH (FRADELLA, GARRISON) 04/18/22 15:29:44 811 A 3 811 A: ENROUTE 04/ 18/22 1 5:2v:44 811 A 3 811 A: ATSCN E 04/18/22 15:29:44 811 A 3 811 A: 2101 E 1ST ST; Response Number: 04182022-00zO t9l;, 04ho/zz 115:4t:1 u 511A 1 04/18/22 15:47:18 811 A 1 2 advised of 602 04h 8/zz 15:4 t:22 811 A 3 81 ]A: Unit Cjt;in,cZl F,um Incident zz0411347 04/18/22 15:47:22 811 A 3 811 A: AVAIL 04/18/22 15:47:22 811 A 3 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 470 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity incident # 22U41 J46V Lase # 2u22-u885b Incident: 220413489 (CLObt:D) Created: u4/2 1 /22 19: t 4: u / Thursday by Dispatched: 04/21/22 19:14:07 unit 834A by 834A 834A Enroute: 04/21/22 19:24:07 unit 934A Un Scene: U4/21/22 19:JUA /unit 934A Closed: u4/2 t /22 2u: 22: vu Final call type: PED (4) PEDESTRIAN CHECK Init. call type: FED (4) PEDES'I'MAN CHECK, Frimary unit: 834A (;azse Number: zuzz-ugg5o (uA—Obs Arrest) Di�po�ition: OA: I Grid: 245 L)isp. group: NhBeat2 Source: KAUlU Sub Type: Location: 2101 E IS I S U RP Name: RP Phone: Daze/Time Operawr i ype 04/21/22 19:14:07 834A 3 04/21/22 19:14:07 834A 3 04/21/22 19:14:07 834A 3 04/21/22 19:18:19 834A 1 Comment 834A: 2101 E 1 ST ST; Response Number: 04212022-0021462; 834A: Respondf, y From = E 'i ST ST. Attachment 19, Page 471 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 04/21/22 19:21:51 WebRMS 1 2 Requested Case Number(s) issued for Incident #220413489 Jurisdiction: City of Santa Ana. Case Numbers): 2022-08856. requested by 834A. 041L1 /zl _i a:Z4:0r 834A _i 3 Secondary Locaiion for 834A: 62 CIVIC CENTER PLAZA,SANTA ANA.CA yz703 04/21/22 19:24:07 834A 3 834A: ENRQUTE 04/z i /LG i u:30:4 t 834A 3 834A: A I St;IQE 04/21/22 20:22:00 834A 3 Incident Closed. 04/21/22 20:22:00 834A 3 834A: Unit Cleared From Incident 2Z041348u 04/21/22 20:22:00 834A 3 834A: AVAIL Attachment 19, Page 472 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Inuident # 220415743 31 Incident: 220415743 (CLOSED) CreaLea: U4/25/22 08:42:14 Monday by Uispatched: U4/25/22 U8:42:14 unit 61 1A by 8 1 IA 8 1 1A Enroute: 04/2:5/22 08:42:14 unit 8 11 A On S,,ene: 04/25/22 08:42:14 unit 811A Closea: 04/25/22 08:43:09 P inal call type: YA'I'UK (-)) FA 1-KUL CHEC& Init. call type: rA I Uh. t3) FA t KUL UHtU& Pinuaryunit: 811A Case Number: None visposition: NK:1 Grid: 245 Disp. group: Nttseat2 Source: i?AL)iu Sub i ype: Locai,on: 2101 E 1ST ST KF Name: xy rhone: Date/Time Operator Type Comment U4/Z5/ZZ 08:4Z:14 3111A 3 811A: DSPTCH (HAWKINS, CASSANDRA) 04/25/22 08:42:14 811A 3 811 A: ENROUTE 04/25/22 08:42:14 811A 3 811A: ATSCNE 04/25/22 08:42:14 811A 3 811A: 2101 E 1ST ST Response Number: 04252022-0022165- 04/25/22 08:42:14 811A 3 811A: Responding From = E 1ST ST\S 1ST ST. 04/25/22 08:43:09 811A 3 811A: U..ii Cleared Fr,,m lizidem: ZZU415t43 04/25/22 08:43:09 811 A 3 811 A: AVAIL u4/z5/zz U9:43:Uv 811A 3 It icide, it Closed. Attachment 19, Page 473 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity incident # 22U41 5b5q Incident:220415859 (CLOSEu) Created: 04/25/22 12:05:04 Monday by Disparchea: 04/25/22 12:05:04 unit 631 by 631 631 Enroute: 04t2Sl22 12:0:08 unit 631 Un Scene: 04/25/22 12:16:15 unit 63 I Closed: 04/25/22 I2:25:v i Final call type: 905I (3) INJURED ANIMAL tnit. call type: 9051 (3) INJURED ANIMAL Primary unit: 61 t Case Number: None (.iria: 245 Disp. groin,: NEBcat2 Sou�cc: RADIO Sub `i'ype: Location: 2101 E 1S"1' S1 KP Name: RP Phone: uate/Time Operator Type Comment 04/25/22 12:05:04 631 3 631: 2101 E 1 ST- Response Number: 04252022-0001768; 04/25/22 12:05:04 631 3 631: Responding From = S CENTER ST. 04/25/22 12:05:04 631 I 1 INJURED MALLARD DUCK ON THE PROPERTY 04/25/22 12:05:04 631 3 631: DSPTCH (COLCHADO, CHRISTIAN) U4/Z5/ZZ 1 Z:U5:U5 631 3 631: RBspoi 1511 iy f-1 do 1 = Z1 U1 E 1 S 1 04/25/22 12:05:08 631 3 631: ENROUTE 04/Z5/ZZ 12:16:15 631 3 631: ATSCNE 04/25/22 12:24:51 631 1 2 INJURED ANIMAL IMPOUND, DUCK. 04/25/22 12:25:01 631 3 631: Unit Cleared From Incident 220415859 04/25/22 12:25:01 631 3 631: AVAIL 04/25/22 12:25:01 631 3 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 474 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incident # 22041 b814 Case # 2022-09141 Incidem: 220415874 (CLOSED) Created: 04/25/22 12:3 3:11 Monday by Dispatchel 04/2-')/22 12:3 3:1 t unit 9 11 A by 9 11 A 9 11 A tnroutc: U4/2!5//-2 I i:U /:48 unit 9 it A OnScv,n,z: 04/25/22 13:16:27 unit 81 1A Closed: 04/25/22 13:57:17 Final call type: FA'1'UK (-)) PAFKUL CHhCK, init. call type: FA I UK (5) PA I KUL UhhL;& rrimary unit: 811 A Cas,z; Number: 2022-09141 (OA—Obs Arrest) Disposition: UA: I arid: z45 uisp. group: Nht3cat2 Source: KAU10 Sub Type: Location: 2101 E 1ST ST RP Name: RP Phone: Date/Time Operator Type 04/25/22 12:33:11 811 A 3 04/25/22 12:33:11 811 A 3 04/25/22 12:33:11 811 A 3 Comment 811 A: Reslio, idij,g Frvm = E -i ST ST\N TUSTIN AV. 811 A: DSPTCH (HAWKINS, CASSANDRA) 811A:2101E.lSTST, ReslionseiNUMDei=:04zz5zOz2-0027604:, Attachment 19, Page 475 onouSignEnvelope ID: 5a2r854A-AE80-4a5D-813o-3E2S8rar00a5 04/ 5/2212:5517 VVebRMS1 3Requested Case monn5er(.,)[.o°adfor Incident #22O415O74 Jurisdiction: City mSanto Ana. Case mumbor(a):2O22'O0141. requested by8-1IA. 04/25/2213:07:48811A 3 811A:ENHOUTE 04/25/2213:07:48 811A 1 4Secundary Location Tor 8'IA: @zC|v|CCENTER P[AZASAmTA ANA.CAQ2703 04&5/zz/3:13u.23 8xPM -/ 5Secondary Location for 012A:62CIVIC CENTER PLAZA..SANTA ANA.CAQ27O3. 04/25/2213:00:23 SAPID 1 OBacked up811Awith O12A 04/25/22 13:08:z3 SaPM I /rw"5]eCADassist from Unit O12A 04/25/2213:00:23812A 3 812\:DGPTCH(FAHRNEY.SCOTT) 04/25/2213:00:24 SAPID 1 8Secondary [uCad"nr". u/zA:02CIVIC CENTER PLAZA. 04/25/22 13:16:27 811 A 3 811A:ATSCNE Attachment 19.Page 476 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 04/25/22 13:23:55 812A 1 10 Secondary Locatloit for g'jzk bz Civic CENTER PLAZA,SANTA ANA,CA M03 04/25/z2 13:23:55 812A 3 812A: ENROUTE 04/25/22 13:46:54 812A 3 812A: ATSCNE 04/z5/zz -i3:4t:Fj3 51zA 3 81zA: Unit Cleared From Incident 220415874 04/25/22 13:47:08 812A 3 812A: AVAIL 04/Z5/ZZ 13:41:00 51 ZA I i i ,no / assist 811 a / obs 04/25/22 13:57:17 811 A 3 811 A: Unit Cleared From Incident 220415874 04/25/22 13:57:17 811 A 3 811 A: AVAIL 04/25/22 13:57:17 811 A 3 Incident Closed, Attachment 19, Page 477 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incidt-mt # 220418532 Incident: 220418532 (CLOSED) Created: 04/29/22 09:41:36 Friday by uispatched: u4/29/22 v9:4 j:j6 unit 812A by 812A 812A Enroute: 04/29/22 09:41:36 unit 812A On Scene: 04/29/22 09:41:36 unit 812A Closed: o4/29/22 og:46:14 Anal call type: VA'YUK (-')) FAXKUL CHECK Init. Call type: rA1Uh,(5)FA1XULUHtU& P,imary unit: 812A Case Number: None urid:245 1Ji5p.group: NEI3eat2 Source:KAUIU Sub Type: Location: 2101 E 1S t S i RP Name: KY Fhone: Date/Time Operator Type Comment 04/29/22 09:41:36 812A 3 812A: 2101 e 1st; Response Number: 04292022-0028563: 04129/22 09:41:36 812A 3 ?.j-i 2A: Resp.nding t-rom = E -j ST ST\S -i ST ST. 04/29/22 09:41:36 812A 3 812A: DSPTCH (FAHRNEY, SCOTT) 0-4/2v/22 0v:4-1:36 ?JIZA 3 01 ZA: tMKOU I E 04/29/22 09:41:36 812A 3 812A: ATSCNE U4/z wzz Uv:46: 14 812A 3 812A: Unit Cleared t-rom Incident 220418532 04/29/22 09:46:14 812A 3 812A: AVAIL 04/29/22 09:46:14 812A 3 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 478 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 k Police Field Activity 1nddt-.nt # 220500878 Case # 2022=09737 Incident: 220500878 (CLOSED) Created: 05/02/22 11:40:35 Monday by oispatenect: U-)IU2122 11:4U:35 unit 93:, by 933 93.3 tnroute: U51U2722 11:4U:.35 unit 933 On Scene: 05/02/22 11:40:35 unit 833 Closed: 05/02/22 11:52:40 Vinal call type: FED (4) FEUES'l'KIAN CHhC& init. call type: FED (4) FtUt!; I KIAN Cl-it U& Prima,y unit: 833 Case Number: 2022-09737 (OA—Ubs Anesi) uisposition: UA: I urid: 245 UiSp. gi OUp: N tl:3cW Source: KAu tu Sub i ype: Location: 2101 E 1ST ST KY Name: K.F Fnone: Date/Time Operator Type 05/02/22 11:40:35 833 3 05/02/22 11:40:35 833 3 05/02/22 11:40:35 833 3 05/0-z/22 -11:40:35 833 3 05/02/22 11:40:35 833 3 U5rVz/zz -I -i:4FJ:4FJ vVe5RI4IS I Comment 833: 2101 E 1ST; Response Mumbej: 05Uzz0zz-U0z4i Uz- 833: Responding From = E 1ST ST\S 1ST ST. 833: DSPTCH (PRIETO, RICKY) 833: ENROUTE 833: ATSCNE I FZeqaeztei5 Caere Nam5er(�)issueZ! for Incident #220500878, um iAictiuri: City of Santa Ana. Case Number(s): 2U22-U9737. - -- —" M a -- Attachment 19, Page 479 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 05/02/22 11:52:40 833 3 833: Unit Cleared From Incident 220500878 U5/0l!« 11:52:40 833 3 833: AVAIL 05/02/22 11:52:40 833 3 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 480 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incident # /_2UbU1 :392 Incident: 22050139z (CLOStV) Created: ws/w/22 u /:u!5:4 i I uescay by rHN 3 Qu INONES, MONIQUE Dispatched: 05/03/22 08:54:07 unit 132 by DSP6 2994 E111oule: 05/03/22 09:42:47 unit 132 Un Scene: 0/03/22 09:47:2'/ unit 132 ulosect: o/w/22 0g:5 /: I " rinal call type: 415T (3) DISTURBANCE -TRANSIENT Init. call type: 415'1'(3) L)lS'l'URBANCE-'l'RANSlEN'l' Primary unit: 132 Case Number: None Disposition: AS: i Grid: 245 D;sp. group: NE13=2 Source: 'FELEPHUN E Sub Type: Location: 21UI E 1SJ'S'1':REU0VUKY SULU I WINS Kv Name: �, RP Phone:l=�Il Date/Time Operator i ype 05/03/22 07:06:26 3334 05/03/22 08:54:07 DSP6 2994 3 V5/03/ZZ O?J: :A: "1 4 -13Z 3 05/03/22 08:54:17 134 3 05/V3/ZZ UV:U3:4f 3335 -I 05/03/22 09:42:41 DSP6 2994 3 05/03/22 09:42:45 134 3 05/03/22 09:42:47 132 3 05/03/22 09:42:47 132 3 05/03/22 09:46:44 134 3 05/03/22 09:46:44 134 3 Ot)/u3/zz u9:45:44 1:34 :5 05/03/22 09:46:45 SAPD 1 05/03/22 09:46:45 SAPD I Commem: 1 SEVERAL TRANSIENTS REF TO LEAVE..SUBJS ARE BLOCKING THE ENTRANCE NOT MOVING FOR INCOMING VEH AND PED TRAFFIC 132: DSPTCH (LAUt- t17; 0 1 10) 132: Responding From = 134: Responding From = z CP CB ADV'D OF DELAY 132: DSPTCH (LAUFER, OTTO) 134: Puzym Zip iv t-- rom = E 4TH ST 132: Responding From = N WRIGHT ST 132: ENROU i t 134: Responding From = E 1ST ST 134: DSPTCH (VAN LUVEN, KtvIM) 1:34: ENROUTE 3 Backed up 132 with 134 4 MOMit-,CAU ZISSiSl from Unit 134 Attachment 19, Page 481 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 05/03/22 09:47:2 t 131 3 131: A I SCNE 05/03/22 09:47:28 134 3 134: ATSCNE 05/03/22 09:49:48 134 1 5 SUBJS WERE GOA. UOI7 I AMV 5Ui3JS CEF i PRIOR, STANDING BY FOR CLEAN UP CREW 05/03/22 09:56:57 134 3 134: AVAIL 05/03/22 09:56:57 134 3 134: Unit Cleared From Incident 220501 39Z 05/03/22 OV:5t:1Z -13z 3 132: Unii Cleared From Incident 220501392 05/03/22 09:57:12 132 3 132: AVAIL 051031zz 09:5 t: i z i 3z 3 lmdaeni Clusea. Attachment 19, Page 482 onouSignEnvelope ID: 5a2r854A-AE80-4a5D-813o-3E2S8rar00a5 Police Field Activity |nokbmnt 220801964 (CLOSED) Created: U)/U4{2ZU2:-'ij:l9Wednesday UyU�SyjLxUt(U/\ LQl5A uioyatuoeo: Final cullzype: NARC C2)NAl{CL/1lC AC'IlV[I'Y iuit. cuUtyyu NAKC (2)Iw8KCi)l1[8U1lYllY yoouzg'uoit: 333A Case Number: None hzkt: 245 i .grvnp:N hMeat,' Source: lhLhFt1UN h �iub 1ype: Lvoudvu: zuUx|uuSuSa-ivxmutiuxxmxNlOCLINIC RP Name: 0walTelm Date/Time Operator Type Comment 05/04/2202:53:34 3587 1 MALE OD*GNOT BREATHING u5/04&2o2:53:44 35a/ zCPONT21NVFIRE 05X04/2202:53:50 2781 3G0] 05X04/zzOx:54:05358/ 4SuuoNO/BREATHING/ BLUE AND WAS ADMINISTERED MaxCam/vv/Ct- 05/04/2202:54:11 3587 5MALE 5US 0504/2202:54:27 3587 GCPADV'GFINE 59CjuuSDOING CPR 0504/2202:55:01 3587 7FIRE TELLING CPTOWALK OVER TOSUBJSDOING CPR TO MAKE SURE CPR |SBEING DONE CORRECTLY 05/04/2202:55:51 3587 8CPADV�GSU8JNOW BREATHING 0504/2202:5/: 12 3385 9STAN^LSORECVDACALL 0504/2202:57:20 3587 1OCPDISC ASFIRE WAS ASKING uUES/'CPS/*/EDSOW WAS SITTING UPTHEN SVRLSUBJSHEARD |mu*CKSxOUmD CPSAID OHTHEN DISC n5/b4/ZZUz:58:33 3305 11F|Kt=CB, THt=YWILL BESTAGING. CALLER ADV'DSUBJ vvOKt FJF-*NDTR/t-DTOPUNCHSOKAEONE 0504/2203:01:23 3587 12333AFIRE CAN ENTER 0504/2203:01:57 3587 13333A,SUbJCOMS[XBREATHING 0504/2203:02:29 3385 14T39FIRE TOENTER Attachment 19.Page 483 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 05/04/22 03:02:29 3385 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 484 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incident # 22UbU3Y8 I Incident: 220503987 (CLOSED) Created: 0-')/U6/22 20:43:46 1,riday by ijibpatched: 0:5/06/z2 2U:43:46 unit QV4A by 094A 094A Enroute: 05/06/22 20:43:46 unit 094A On Scene: 05/06/22 20:43:46 unit 094A Closed: o-)/oo/22 2U:43:56 P inal call type: FA I UK (3) FA I KUL Uh tU& Init. call type: PATCK (5) PATROL CHECK Primary unit: 094A Case Number: None t)ispo�dtion: NK: I Grid: 245 Disp. proup: NEBeat2 Source: RADIO Sublype: Location: 21UI E 1ST S'1' " Name: RP Phone: Date/Time Operator Type Comme,it 05/06/22 20:43:46 094A 3 094A: 2101 E 1ST' Response Number: 05062022-0001873; 05/06/22 20:43:46 094A 3 094A: Responding From = E 1 ST ST\N GOLDEN CIRCLE DR. u5/u6/zz zu:43:4b Uij4A 3 UV4A: uSF, i CH (PROVENCIO, NICHOLAS) 05/06/22 20:43:46 094A 3 094A: ENROUTE 05/06/22 20:43:46 094A 3 094A: A i SCM- 05/06/22 20:43:56 094A 3 094A: Unit Cleared From Incident 220503987 05/06/22 20:43:56 094A 3 094A: AVAIL 05/06/22 20:43:56 094A 3 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 485 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incident # 22050(j(j85 Incident: 220506685 (CLOSED) Created: o5/1 t122 o4:4i:t8 Wednesday by FIIN3 KUlJKl(jUtL, KAUHAtL Oispatched: 05/ 11122 05:02:18 unit to2 by SuFF i oo tnroute: u.5/ i i Izz 05:02:z4 unit 1131' ) On Scene: 05/11/22 05:05:38 unit 162 Closed: 05/11/22 05:14:28 Pinal call type: 415'1 (3)1)1SlUKIJANUt-lKANS1h1N1 init. call type: 4151 (J) UIS I UKtJANCE-TRANSIENT Primary unit: 133 Case Number: None uisposition: AS: I arid: z45 uisp. group: NEl3eat2 Source: TELEPHONE Sub Type: Location: 2101 E 1ST S'I':RECOVERY SOLIU41ONS KY Name:_ KY Flione Date/Time Operator Type Comment 05h1/zz04:41:36 ztoi I -i o PIALE TRANSIENTS STARTED IN A BON FIRE IN PKNG LOT Or 60SM, PER CP MEDICS NOT NEEDED, VERY SMALL FIRE 05/11/22 04:52:27 2781 1 2 SUBJS NOW SETTING UP ANOTHER BON FIRE 05/11/22 05:02:18 SUPP 3156 3 133: DSt, i Cti (ROSALES, ,DOSE) U5/11/22 U5:02:18 SUPP 3156 3 162: DSPTCH (AGUILAR, KENNEY) 05/11/22 05:02:24 133 3 133: ENROUTE 05/11/22 U5:02:24 133 3 133: Responding From = E 15TH ST\N EASTWOOD AV 05/11/22 05:02:35 162 3 162: Responding From = N GRAND AV\i-5 Iq tAIT -ii)4 05h i Izz 05:OZ:35 I 6Z 3 -162: ENROUTE 05/11/22 05:05:38 162 3 162: ATSCNE 05/11/22 05:05:46 133 3 133: A I SOME 05/11/22 05:11:39 133 1 3 NO FIRE OBSERVED WHEN ARRIVED ON SCENE. STOKE TO THE CP WHO STATED THE TRANSIENTS WERE USIN HAND SANITIZER TO START A SMALL FIRE. ALL TRANSIENTS PAWC'D AND LEFT THE PLOT. 05/11/22 05:13:41 133 3 133: AVAIL Attachment 19, Page 486 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 05/11/22 05:13:41 133 3 133: Unit Cleared t-rom irirldent G2u5u66o5 05/11/22 05:14:28 162 3 162: AVAIL 05/11/22 05:14:28 162 3 162: Unit Cleared From Incident 2205066u5 uoh -1 /22 u5:-t 4:2u .162 3 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 487 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incident # 22U5U1UU.3 Incident:220507003 (CLOSED) createU: U5/11122 12:J8:26 WeUnesUay by Y iN4 llL SAN I IACiU, AN(itLIC;A Dispatched: U5/i 1lZZ 12:4U:5b unit 133 by USYZ 3395 Enroute: 05/11/22 12:41:02 unit 133 Un Scene: U5/11/22 12:47:26 unit 133 Closed: U5/11/2213:U5:U5 Final call type: 417wu (2) YI:KSUN W I I H A UhAULY WI AYUN Init. call tyke: 417WO (2) PERSON WITH A DEADLY WEAPON Primary unit: 133 Case Number: None Grid: 245 Uisp. group: N t1seat2 Source: I tLtPHON t Sub I ype: Location: 2101 E 1ST ST :SANTA ANA CLINIC f(P Name: KY Ylione: Date/Time Operator Type Comment U5/11/ZZ 1 Z:39:15 3Z06 1 1 PIALE 41 TO A KNIFE A I SEu 05/11/22 12:39:29 3206 1 2 MALE IS I/ C AND HANDCUFFED 05/11/22 12:39:51 3206 1 3 MALE 415 IN THE BACKGROUND 05/11/22 12:40:09 3206 1 4 KNIFE IS ON THE HOOD OF CP'S VEH 05/11/22 12:40:56 DSP2 3395 3 133: DSPTCH (ROSALES, JOSE) 05/11/22 12:40:5r DSP2 33a5 3 141: DSPTCH (GARCIA, ANDY) 05/11/22 12:41:02 133 3 133: Responding From = N FLOWER ST\W CIVIC CENTER DR U5/11/ZZ 1 Z:41:0Z 133 3 133: ENROU I E 05/11/22 12:41:09 3206 1 5 MALE IN THE BACKGROUND WAS YELLING THAT HE DIDN'T DO ANYTHING AND TO NOT CALL PD 05/11/22 1 Z:44:11 3206 1 6 CP CB - ADVD` MALE GETTING MORE 415 AND PPC ARE OUT WATCHING THEM - CLINIC SUPERviSOR I ECCING CP 10 JUST LET HIM GO - ADVD OFFC ENR ... MACE SAIviE 415 IN THE BACKGROUND 05/11/22 12:47:10 DSP2 3395 3 141: Responding From = E WASHINGTON AV\N SPURGEON ST 05/11/22 12:47:26 133 3 133: ATSCNE 05/11/22 1 C:54:1 f 3395 1 r Backed up 133 with 141 05/11/22 12:54:17 DSP2 3395 3 141: DSPTCH (GARCIA, ANDY) Attachment 19, Page 488 onouSignEnvelope ID: 5a2r854A-AE80-4a5D-813o-3E2S8rar00a5 05h i Izz i z:55:13DSP23395� 0511/2212:5513DSP233953 141:Responding From =NTUSTNAV\W1STST 05M1C2213:04:27133 3 133: OK 0511/2213:04:28141 3 141:Unit Cleared From Incident 22O5O70D3 05/11/22/3:04:2814-1 3 14l AVAIL 05/11/2213:04:58 133 1 QSUBJECT WAS PAWC'DFOR TRESPASSING AND ADVISED NOT TORETURN 05h�//22/3:05:05�/33 3 l3}:U..iiCleared Fno...|..oidona2205O70O3 05/11/22 13:05:85 133 3 133: AVAIL Attachment 19.Page 489 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity 13, Inddet it # 220510174 Incident: 220510174 (CLOSED) ureated: wv 16/22 12:22:06 Monday by Dispatched: (i.-)/ 16/22 12:22:u6 unit 833 by 833 833 Enroute: 05/16/22 12:22:06 unit 833 On Scene: 05/16/22 12:22:06 unit 833 Ulosed: 05/16/22 12:26:31 Pinal call type: FATUK (�) FA1'KUL UHtU& Init. call type: PAICN(�)FAIKULUHtU& Primary unit: 833 Case Number: None Grid: z45 UiSp. group: N1 13eaU Source: KAUIU Sub type: Location: 2101 E ISi Si RP Name: Kv Phone: Date/Time Operator Type (j5h6/z;e 12:22:06 833 3 05/16/22 12:22:06 833 3 05/16/22 12:22:06 833 3 05/16/22 12:2z:06 333 3 05/16/22 12:22:06 833 3 05h 61zz -i z:z6:31 833 3 05/16/22 12:26:31 833 3 U5h 61zz 12:26:31 833 3 Comment 833: 2101 E 1 ST; Response Number: 05162022-0027285; 033: Recopy idiiiq From = t iS 1 51 \S 151 S i. 833: DSPTCH (PRIETO, RICKY) 833: ENROUTE 833: ATSCNE Incident Closed. 833: Unit Cleared From Incident 2205-101 t4 833: AVAIL Attachment 19, Page 490 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incident # 220510794 Incident: 220510794 (CLOSED) Created: O5/t7/22 09:33:12'luesday by PHN4 DE SANTIAGO, ANGELICA vispatchea: U5/1 //22 10:25: 19 unit 132 by L)SF2 2710 Enroute: u5/1 llzl- i u:.z:5:z6 unit 13,, 0,, Sceae: 05/17/22 10:28:41 unit 132 Closed: Ub/11/22 10:32:25 Hnat call type: 415'1'(-1) I)IS I URI3ANCh-'t'RANSlEN't' Init. call type: 415 1 (3) UIS I U K13AN U t- I RAN S ttN I. Primary unit: 132 Case Number: None uria: z45 uisp. group: NhBeatZ Source: FhLEF]JUNE Sub -type: Location: 2101 E 16T 6T .-KhuuvEKy NULU I IONS RP Name: F,F Phone: Date/Time Operator Type 05/17/22 09:34:29 3206 1 05/17/22 10:25: -1 o DSP2 z t 10 3 05/17/22 10:25:26 132 3 05h (IZZ -1U:Z5:Z6 13Z 3 05/17/22 10:28:41 132 3 0-5/1 (/Zz 10:32:25 132 3 05/17/22 10:32:25 132 3 05/17/22 10:32:25 132 1 05/17/22 10:32:z5 -i 3z I Comisient 1 9 TRANSIENT LOITERING BY THE DRIVEWAY INTO THE PLOT - NO WPNS SEEN - REF'ING TO LEAVE 13Z: 05P I UM t LAGr 1717, 0 1 10) 132: Responding From = E 14TH ST 132: ENROUTE 132: ATSCNE 132: Unit Cleared From Incident 220510794 132: AVAIL 2 CP TOOK CARE OF IT 11 URIZM73. Attachment 19, Page 491 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incident # 220511413 Incident:22u511413 (CCUSEu) Created: 0/18/22 U7:38:43 Wel esday by DSP4 VAUGHN, LAUREN Dispatched: U5/ 18/22 0'/:52:39 unit 135 by VSF3 3511 Enroute: 05/18/22 U/:52:45 unit 135 Ch, Scene: 05/18/22 07:52:48 unit 133 C:losel 0S/19/22 08:46:25 Pinal call type: 415 F(J) D1S l UKI3ANC E- l'KANS1EN'F Init. call type: 4151 (3) UIS IUKI3ANC t-IKANSILN F Primary unit: 135 Case Number: None Grid: 245 Uisp. group: Ntl3eat2 Source: JELEP HONE Sub'Type: Location: 2101 h 1ST S1 :KEuuvEKY SOLU 1 ON SAN 1A ANA RP Name: - KY Phone: Date/Time Operator Type 05/18/22 07:39:20 3472 05/18/22 07:40:08 34t2 1 05/18/22 07:40:17 3472 1 05/-i8/22 vf:4u:ZV 34i2 1 05/18/22 07:52:39 DSP3 3511 3 05/ i 8/zz O t :52:39 3511 1 05/18/22 07:52:45 135 3 05/18/22 07:52:45 135 3 05/18/22 07:52:48 -135 3 05/18/22 08:46:25 135 1 05/18/22 08:46:25 135 3 05/18/22 08:46:25 135 3 1;5/ 18/zz 08:46:25 135 3 CV111111clit 1 4-5 TRANSIENTS IN FRONT OF THE BUSN AND APPROX 10 IN THE ALLEY z SUM USIMG FENTANYL 3 CP ADVD THEY ARE NOT PATIENTS 4 CPS PATIENTS ARE NOT ABLE TO GET INTO THE BLDG 135: DSPTCH (FRADELLA,_ GARRISOn) 5 WILL ADV 135: EMROU 1 E 135: Responding From = E 1ST STtN GOLDEN CIRCLE DR 135: A I SCnt 6 all subjects PAWC'd for 602 and left the area. 135: AVAIL 135: Unit Cleared From Incident 220511413 Incident Closed, Attachment 19, Page 492 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incident # 220b121 jO Incident: zzFj5lzl;3Fj (ULOsED) Created: 05/19/22 07:56:25'1'huLsday by, PHNI CANTE, ANGEL L)ispatctied: U-')/ 19/22 09:33:14 unit 146 by SUFF 2782 Enroute: u--)/ i 91z2 u8:3.5: 19 unit 142 On Scene: 05/19/22 08:40:0 /unit 146 Closed: 05/19/22 08:48:00 1-inal call type: 4154j3) L)IS'I'UKBANCE-'1'RANS1EN'l' snit. call type: 415 i (J) INS I UKBANCt- FRANSItN I Primary unit: 142 Case Number: None oisposition: NK: I Grid: 245 I)iSp. group: N tj3eat:2 Source: FtLtPHUNt Sub I ype: Location: 2101 E 1ST ST:REHAB FACiLii Y KF Name: xv Ftione: Date/Time Operator Type 05h vlzz 0 t:59:03 2492 1 05/19/22 08:33:14 SUPP 2782 3 05/19/22 08:33:14 SUPP 2782 3 05/19/22 08:33:19 142 3 05/19/22 08:33:19 142 3 05/19/2z 08:33: 0 -146 3 05/19/22 08:33:20 146 3 05h V/zz 08:40:01 146 3 05/19/22 08:42:03 142 3 05h9/22 08:42:19 146 3 05/19/22 08:43:17 146 -1 05/19/22 08:47:41 142 3 05/19/22 08:4t:4-i -i 42 3 05/19/22 08:48M 146 3 05hv/zz 08:48:00 146 3 comment 1 6 TRANSIENTS LOITERING IN FRONT OF BUSH AND IN THE ALLEY- SUBJS ARE ALSO USING NARCS 143: DSP j CH (MARIN, CESARE) 142: DSPTCH (TAYLOR, JESSICA) 142: EN KOU I E 142: Responding From = N TUSTIN AV 146: Responding From = N TUSTIN AV 146: ENROUTE 146: ATSCNE 142: ATSCNE 146: OK z SUBjS ARE A i i ENDING KEMAB CEN I EK. C4 142: Unit Cleared From Incident 220512130 i4z: AVAIL 146: Unit Cleared From Incident 220512130 146: AVAIL Attachment 19, Page 493 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 05/19/22 08:48:00 146 3 Incident Ciozed. Attachment 19, Page 494 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Inuldent # 220514123 Incident:220514123 (CLOSED) Created: 05/22/22 12:31:43 Sunday by JiLEK, OA13RIELA llispatched: 0St22/22 12:35:19 unit 133A by SUPP 2'1SO Enroute: On Scene: 05/22/22 12:31:43 unit 143 Closed: 05/22/22 13:10:39 Hnal call type: FED (4) P D S"1K1AN CHECK Init. call type: FED (4) PtUtS i KlAN UH1~U rrimary unit: 143 Case Number: None Disposition: NK:1 Grid: l45 Disp. group: Ntbeat2 Location: 2101 E 1ST ST RP Name: RP Phone: Source: KAutu Sub type: Date/Time Operator Type Comment 05/22/22 12:31:43 143 3 143: ATSCNE 05/22/22 12: 32 :06 143 1 05/22/22 12:35:19 SUPP 2750 3 05/22/22 -i 2:35: i V SuPP 215U 3 05/22/22 12:35:19 SUPP 2750 3 051z2/z2 12:35:19 SUPP 2t50 3 05/22/22 12:35:19 2750 1 05/22/22 12:35:19 2750 1 05/22/22 12:43:08 145 3 133A: DSPTCH (CORPUS; FRANK) i 33A: ATSCNE 145: DSPTCH (BENAVIDES, MARCO) 145: A I SL;Mt 2 Backed up 143 with 145 3 Backed up 143 with i 33A 145: OK Attachment 19, Page 495 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 05/22/22 12:50:3t 133A 3 133A: AVAIL 05/22/22 12:50:37 133A 3 133A: Unit Cleared From Incident 220514123 05/ZZ/ZZ "13:10:33 -143 3 143: AVAIC 05/22/22 13:10:33 143 3 143: Unit Cleared From Incident 220514123 05/22/22 13:10:39 145 3 145: Unit Cleared r-rom i, icide, it ZZ05141 Z3 05/22/22 13:10:39 145 3 145: AVAIL 05/22/22 13:10:39 145 3 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 496 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field ACtivity Incident # 220514213 Incident:220514273 (CLOSED) created: UN22/22 1'/:49:12 Sunday by CISNI KUS, UKIL LDA Dispatched: Closed: 05/22/22 17:50:42 Final call type: VU (4) VhHICLE U13S Init. call type: VU (4) VhHlULh; U13S Primary unit: 244A Case Number: None Disposition: NR:1 find: 245 Disp. group: NhBeat2 Source: KALi1U Sub Type: Location: ziui E iSi Si RP Name: RP Phone: Date/Time Operator Type Comment 05/22/2217:49:13 2710 U5/22/22 -i f:4a:.j 3 z i'[ u 05/22/22 17:49:13 2710 U51zz/Lz 1 /:49:13 zt10 05/22/2217:49:35 2710 05/22/22 17:49:35 2710 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 497 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incident # 22U514(i 15 Incident: 220514615 (CLOSED) Created: U5/23/22 U9:09:3 / Monday by FHN4 UtKVAN I hS, UAKULINA Uispatched: u:5/23/22 1U::5:5:5U unit 134 by i)Stz 3334 Enruute: 05/23/22 10:55:56 unit 134 On Scene: 05/23/22 11:06:40 unit 134 Closed: U.5/23/22 11:25:49 P inal call type: N AKU (3) N AXUU I IC AU I I V I I Y Init. call type: NARC (3) NARCOTIC ACTIVITY Primary unit: 134 Case Number: None uisposition: AS: I Grid: 245 Disp. coup: NE13eat2 Source: TELEPHONE Sub'Fype: Location: 2101 E RECOVERY SOLU'f1ON OYSAN'I'A ANA KF Name:= xr Fhone: Date/Time Operator Type 05/Z3/zz 09:10:09 3395 05/23/22 09:47:03 3809 05/Z3/ZZ 10:55:50 USPZ 3334 05/23/22 10:55:50 DSP2 3334 05/23/22 10:55:56 134 05/23/22 10:55:56 134 05/23/22 10:55:57 132 05/23/2z 10:55:57 132 05/23/22 11:06:40 134 051;e31ZZ i i:015:4v 1:3z 05/23/22 11:25:03 134 051z31;ez i 1:z5:03 134 05/23/22 11:25:04 134 05/23/22 11:25:49 132 05/23/22 11:25:49 132 05/23/22 11:25:49 132 commelft 1 1 7 MALES AND 2 FEMS IN THE ALLEY SMOKING NARCS 1 2 ATT CB TO CP NO ANSWER 3 13z: uSPTC;H (CAUFER. OTTO) 3 134: DSPTCH (VAN LUVEN, KEVIN) 3 134: Respo, idi, iv From, = E FRUIT ST 3 134: ENROUTE 3 132: Responding From, = N i ERMINAL ST 3 132: ENROUTE 3 134: ATSCNE :5 -i3z: ATSCNE 3 134: Unit Cleared From Incident 220514615 3 134: AVAIL 1 3 GOA I TRASH SUBMITTED TO MY SANTA ANA APP 3 132: Unit Cleared From 1. iriae, it zzU5146-15 3 132: AVAIL 3 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 498 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incident ;7 2ZU515151 Incident:220515157 (CLOSED) treated: u5/24122 u4:49: i 1 t uesday by uSFo Htm, &A t rttc Y N Dispatched: 05/24/22 06:38:24 unit 133A by SUPP 2750 Enroute: 05/24/22 06:39:40 unit 133A Un Scene: 05/24/22 00:49:22 unit 133A Closed: u5124/22 uo:59:44 Final call type: 602T (3) TRESPASSING -TRANSIENT Init. call type: 602'1' (3)'I'RESPASSING-'I'RANS1EN'I' Primary unit: 133A Lase Number: None Grid: 245 Disp. grout,: NEBeat2 Source: TELEPHONE Sub Type: Location: 2101 E 1ST ST :RECOVERY SOLUTIONS KY Name: RP Phone: Date/Time Operator Type Comment 05/24/22 04:53:56 3810 .1 -1 6 TRANSIENTS IN THE PKG LOT LOITERING AROUND A FIRE. PER CP, IT IS A CONTAINED WARMING FIRE. NO WPNS SEEN 05/24/22 06:38:24 SUPP 2750 3 133A: DSPTCH (ROSALES, JOSE) U5/24/22 uo:38:4U 133A 3 133A: EI91-<OU i E 05/24/22 06:38:40 133A 3 133A: Responding From = W 6TH ST1N BOYD WY 05/L4/LL 06:49:z2 i 33A 3 133A: ATSCNE 05/24/22 06:55:49 133A 1 2 SUBJS GATHERED THEIR BELONGINGS AND LEFT THE AREA. NO FIRE OBSERVED. 05/24/22 06:59:44 133A 3 133A: AVAIL 05/24/22 06:59:44 133A 3 133A: Unit Cleared From Incident 220515157 05/24/22 06:59:44 133A 3 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 499 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity It i diat it # 220516600 Incident: 220516600 (CLOSED) Created: 05/26/22 08:24:54'1`hursday by SUPP OCHOA, LU1SA Dispatched: US/26/22 08:29:12 unit 146 by USP2 2 /50 t✓nroute: U5/26/22 U8:28:1 / unit 140 On Scene: U5126122 U8:39:14 unit 145 Closed: 05/26/22 08:47:52 Final call type: 415'1` (3) U1S'1'UKI=3ANCh-I'KANS1hN I snit. call type: 4151' (3) U1S1 UKtiANUt-IKANSItN 1 Primaey unit: 146 Case Number: None (AU: 245 1)isp. group: N1 t3eat2 Source: 1KLhMUNt Sub type: Location: 21U1 E 1S 1 S 1 :KEULIVEKY SULU L IUN RP Name: RP Phone: Date/Time Operator Type Comment 05/26/22 08:25:43 3587 1 1 APPROX 12 SUBJS SHOOTING UP DOING MAKC5, KEF'G 10 LEAVE, NO WPNS SEEN, ALL SUBSJ IN t HE r'LO t 051z61Lz 08:z8:iz DSrZ zr500 3 146: DSPTCH (MARIN; CESARE) 05/26/22 08:28:13 DSP2 2750 3 145: DSPTCH (BRODEUR, MATTHEW) 05/26/22 08:28:17 146 3 146: Respondiny Fra,,, = MAiNPLACE PARKING ACCESS\N MAIMPLHCE r'AKKtNG ACCESS 05/26/22 08:28:17 146 3 146: ENROUTE 05/26/22 08:28:18 145 3 145: Responding From = MAIMFLACE PARKING ACCESS\N MAINPLACE PARKING ACCESS 05/26/cz Oti:z8: t8 -145 3 145: ENROUTE 05/26/22 08:39:14 145 3 145: ATSCNE 051z61zz Ot5:3wz6 '14k) 3 146: HTSCNE 05/26/22 08:47:24 146 3 146: OK 05/26/22 08:47:33 146 1 L 5U5jEC I S Lt=FT 05/26/22 08:47:41 145 3 145: Unit Cleared From Incident 220516600 05/26/22 08:47:41 145 3 145: AVAIL 05/26/22 08:4t:52 146 3 146: Unit Cleared From Incident 220516600 Attachment 19, Page 500 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 0512t)122 08:41:5z -146 3 -146: AvAIL 05/26/22 08:47:52 146 3 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 501 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incicient # ZZUb1bUbI Incident: 220518081 (CLOSED) created: its/28/L2 12:44:34 Saturday by Dispatched: 05/28/22 12:44:34 unit 815 by 815 815 Enroute: US/28/22 12:44:34 unit 815 Un Scene: 0S/28/22 12:44:34 unit 815 Nosed: U5/Z8/22 12:38:U4 Final call type: PATCK (5) PATROL CHECK Init. call type: PA'I'UK (5) PATROL CHECK Frimmy unit: 815 Lase Number: None Disposition: NR:1 Cirid: 245 llisp. group: NE8eat2 Source: RAL)IU Sub Type: Location: 21U1 E 1S'h S'l' RP Name: RP Phone: Date/Timm 05/28/22 12:44:34 05/L8/LL i L:44:34 05/28/22 12:44:34 05/28/22 12:44:34 05/28/22 12:44:34 05/28/22 12:54:21 05lz8/z2 1 z:54:2 i 05/28/22 12:54:21 051z&ez 1G:5t:4Z 05/28/22 12:57:42 05/28/22 12:57:42 05/28/22 12:57:43 05/28/22 12:57:43 05/28/z2 .12:5 t :4y 05/28/22 12:57:49 051L8/LL l L:58:044 Optnatu, Typ= Comment 815 3 815: 2101 E 1ST ST; Response Number: 05282022-0028966; 815 3 815: Respamdiny From = E iS i ST1N GOLDEN CIRCLE DR. 815 3 815: DSPTCH (CASTELLANOS, JOE) 815 3 815: ENROUTE 815 3 815: ATSCNE SAPD 1 1 Backed up 815 with 816 SHPD _1 2 MobileCHD assist from Unit 816 816 3 816: ATSCNE M 3 81 o: RG�pondiny From = E .i ST STIS 1 ST ST 816 3 816: DSPTCH (PRIETO, RICKY) 816 3 816: ENROU i E SAPD 1 3 Backed up 815 with 816 SAPD 1 4 MobileCAD assist from Unit 816 S-i 6 3 816: Unit Cleared From Incident 220518081 816 3 816: AVAIL 815 3 815: unit Cluarv'a From Incident 220518081 Attachment 19, Page 502 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 05/28/22 12:58:04 815 3 815: AVAIL 05lLBlzz iL:58:04 M5 3 inciauntclv5uo. Attachment 19, Page 503 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Field Activity Incident # 220019236 Ioswaant: zzUtiiuz36 (CCOSED) Created: 05/30/22 11:04:14 Monday, by Dispatched: UnScene: 0130122 1 I:U4:1-') unit 11113 uosed: 05130121 11:1 /:OJ Final call type: PED (4) PEDESTRIAN CHECK Init. call type: Pk D (4) PEDESTRIAN CHECK Primary unit: I I I B lase Number: None Disposition: NR: I (grid: 245 Oisp. group: NEBea12 Source: RADIO Sub `Type: Location: 2101 E 1ST SU KP Name: RP Photte: DOWS/ I IF 110 Operatur I YPO Cuiviment 05/30/22 11:04:15 111 B 3294 3 111 B: ATSCNE 05/30/22 11:17:03 111B 3 111 B: Unit Cleared From incident zz05i vz3u 05/30/22 11:17:03 111B 3 111 B: AVAIL 05/30/22 11:17:03 111B 3 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 504 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Police Fielcl Activity Incident # 22016UMbb Incident: 220600065 (CLOSED) Created: 06101122 04:44:39 Wednesday by FhN4 CASWhLL, JtANA uispatuhea: u6lv1I22 u:5:u:5:3 i unit 1 /:5 by uSr3 2/81 tnroute: 06/01/22 05:05:36 unit 123 On Scene: 06/01/22 05:23:51 unit 123 Closed: 06/01/22 05:28:32 Pinal call type: 415'1'(3) UIS I UKBANUt- I KANSItN I init. call type: 4151 (3) DISTURBANCE -TRANSIENT Prima,y unit: 123 Case Number: None uisposition: NK: I Grid: 245 Disk. group: NEBeat2 Sour,,e: TELEPHONE Sub Type: Location: 2101 E 1S'fS'F:REC0VERY SOLUAJON KF Name: - Kr rhone: Date/Time Operator Type Ut)/UI/ZZ U4:40:13 3385 06/01/22 04:46:22 3385 1 06/01/22 05:05:31 DSP3 2781 3 06/01/22 05:05:31 DSP3 2781 3 06/01/22 05:05:36 123 3 U6/01/22 u5:u5:36 123 3 06/01/22 05:05:37 175 3 06/0 -1 /ZZ U5:05: 3 t 1 f 5 3 06/01122 05:23:51 123 3 06/u i Izz 05: z4:45 -i t 5 3 06/01/22 05:28:25 175 3 06/01/22 05:28:25 175 3 F36/01/22 05:28:32 123 3 06/01/22 05:28:32 123 3 Comment -i TRANSIENT ON A "BAD TRIP" PER THE CP. HE'S BANGING HIS HEAD ON THE GROUND AND YELLING. M/ WRNG BLU BUTTON UP SHIRT, BLU PNTS 2 CP ADV'D HE DOESN'T APPEAR TO BE INJUNtl) i z3: 17Sr j CH (CATLIN, KELVIN) 175: DSPTCH (WINCHESTER, MATTHEW) 123: tMKOU i t-- 123: Responding From = W CASTOR ST 175: Responding From = VV CAS I OK ST 1 t5: ENROUTE 123: ATSCNE -115: ATSCNE 175: AVAIL 175: Unit CiCa[ eZ1 Frum Incident 22u600065 123: Unit Cleared From Incident 220600065 123: AVAIL Attachment 19, Page 505 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 06/01/22 05:28:32 123 3 Incident Closed. Attachment 19, Page 506 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Recei ®� 0 Mom lat: nrNotice is hereby iven that the Planning id isio� ®r the City of Tdstin, California; will condhearing on iaust 23 022 at 7: in the City Council i er; 5uu centennial ay, Tustin, CTfie plaBlic can auena tfie meeting in person and provide comments in person, doserve tRu meeting unline, live eso ants via Zuum1, aria pruviat-ritten cv enta via electronic means. iu vvatc tN meeting, tfie paBlic may ®Bse e t o meeting via tfie Cltyz, C�ranicub servi ttpa:ifvvwvvv.tdaurtta.or 292(Me ttin s-Agendas or on local %_ox t hannel 351. Car► manky rtte Bert May provide live public comments in person or via Zoom aaring Cumml..Iom meetings. Fair ZrUm instractiuns aria to BBtain tfie Meeting ID ana Pazz�co&'please go tv fiteRs 10euwvv tra5Jnca.urg 282L eetin s A enclas and belect tfie agenda anaer"Upcomin Events," Tun carnment in writing on one or more items, you may send yz;vr comment. to Planrllnlaaiv��taaati6laa.ur�> or By ac;,ea�img the pity"a -5peaRup„ s.a. mment aystem as toll® a: 1. Prucma to t E 5PEaRup Comment ayate : a. To su5mi[ an e-comment on an upcoming meeting agenda prior to iv emc EmEnt or tRe meeting, go to �a: ua Im. ra rSaCusl caa.azrtt8 rl9re In z,. ac® e =C9 t3Mrnin and zelUCL cfie agUnaa i EM b.- To buBrnit an, e®comment on an upcoming m Eting agenda auring Me meeting, go to nriqa: togin. ranicual eas.%om mom Pngs.,ri- r— aat aria select the a Enaa kern. Z. Fella- Via limRa to type ama aaB it yourcaamrnerlt(s) on one or more kErns: a. The items may be on the agenda or not on the agenam, B, your comments vvill Be to . araea electronically and im eMacely to the members of tfie Commission. c. Comments related to a particular agenda item smell only Be ccm.i Brea prior to the clue cat paBlic comment. on tRat item. a. Comments on matters that are not on tRe'agenaa may Be su mittea only dntil Me "Pa lic Lu rnent" portion aett a agenda la canaladea. The Planning Commission will consider the f lluwing: Project i itle: Conditional Use Permit (CUP 2022-0009) Applicant: California Treatment be icca, EEC (a , b idiar y of Acadia Realthcare Company, Inc.) rJE location: 535 E. First Street, Second Floor Proiect escribtion A request for a CUP to allow the operation of an out — dent treatment and counseling center for Opioid use Disorder mik-Ing rnedicatei!!-a�sistecltreatment (MAT) in combination with counseling and behavioral therapies (Medical Clinic for Out -Patients Only} at E. Fir.,t bteeet; becona Floor. T e proposed facility will occupy an existing 10,610 square foot office building (second floor) and will be used fur n-cite bpi id a i idnz i,uatrnent t at includes a combination of on -site dispensing of medication and on -site counseling ;and behavioral thera ica. i he a plica�it is proposing to operate Monday through Friday from 5: 0 arts to 2:00 prn and Saturdays from 6:00 am to :00 am. It is e.,pected that apprVAirnatEly 140 total clients would be served per day. The project site is located within the Downtown Commercial Cure Specific Plan — Development Area i { CCbP- A3} w ere "Medical Clinics for Out -patients Only" are listed as conditionally permitted uses. (Ptr%E L OF L) It you require special cc o tions, please c nzacx the Community evel p e t Department at (71 573-31M Attachment 20, Page 507 onouSignEnvelope ID: 5a2r854A-AE80-4a5D-813a-3E288rar00a5 CITY OF TUSTIN OFFICIAL NOTICE OF PURLIC HEARING Rursuant to Tustin City Code (TCC) Section 9291cand DCCSP SectionG1.4, the Planning Commission shall hold a public hearing, take public input and shall determine whether or not the establishment. maintenance or operation of the use applied for. will. under tbe ci'cuosstawces of the Dari'u|a, -ace. be detriozeota| to the health. -afetv. Morair. cQmfort and general welfare of the persons residing or working in the neighborhood of such proposed use, or whether it will be injurious or detrimental to property and improvements in the neighborhood orthe general welfare ofthe City. � This project has been determined to be Categorically Exempt pursuant to Sertion 15301 (Class 1) of the California Environmental OuaUtyAct ([EO4). � � If vou'ha|leoge the subject item incourt, you may belimited to raising only those issues you orsomeone else raised at the public hearing described in this notice, orinwritten correspondence delivered tothe City of Tustin, at, nrprior tothe public hearing. |fvourequire special accommodations, please contact the Community Development Department at(714)573- 31O6. Information relative tothis item isonfile in the Community Development Department and is available for public inspection atCity Hall. Anyone interested inthe information abmemmavcootactpavmmondna''aeao. P'io"iga|2|anoe'.at(r1A)E;71':1D1sor"iaemail at rbarraganetustinca.oEg. Carrie Woodward Acting City Clerk � Publish: Tustin News | August 11,2022 If you require special accommodations, ploas —nifict the Community Development Department at (714) 573-3106. ' Attachment 20.Page 508 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 August 15, 2022 VIA E-MAIL AND FIRST CLASS MAIL Justina Willkom Community Development Director City of Tustin 300 Centennial Way Tustin, CA 92780 Re: Request to Postpone Public Hearing on Conditional Use Permit 2022-0009 California Treatment Services, LLC (subsidiary of Acadia Healthcare, Inca 535 E. First Street, Second Floor Dear Ms. Willkom: California Treatment Services, LLC ("CTC") and Atomic Investments, Inc. (collectively, the "Applicant") respectfully requests the public hearing on CUP 2022-0009 be postponed so the Applicant can meet with staff to further discuss the project. Specifically, we are requesting staff recommend the Planning Commission open the public hearing on August 23rd and continue the item to its September 27th meeting (or the first available date at least 30 days from August 23rd that will work for staff and the Commission). To avoid any confusion, the Applicant is not withdrawing its application. We are merely requesting additional time to respond to staff s questions and/or concerns before the City holds a public hearing on the CUP. Very truly yours, Brian Spalding Project Manager cc: Philip Teyssier, President of Atomic Investments, Inc. Pam Sapetto, Sapetto Real Estate Alisha Patterson, Rutan & Tucker, LLP 2499/099999-0084 19158711.1 a08/15/22 Attachment 21, Page 509 onouSignEnvelope ID: 5a2r854A-AE80-4a5D-813o-3E2S8rar00a5 From: £bdaIma&ff To: "Michael S. Daudt" Cc: WilikomJustina;2am Sapetto;&adrea Maloney; PLka3paWing oco: Eattersou^£risda Subject- RE: Tustin Public Records Act Request Date: Wednesday, August z7, 20222:57:4*Pm Attachments: 8o�� imagggg" M2NaO�� Hello Michael, Thank you for sending the link and I was able to download and unzip the documents. Without getting into the semantics ofwhat you state below, does the link and the earlier police report sent contain all ofthe materials requested? Are there any materials being withheld, and ifso, which ones and why? PH|L Phi|ipTeyssier President Atomic Investments, Inc. 320OHighland Avenue, B4-Z National City, [A 91950 T619-234-7966 F619-263-2995 From: Michael lDaudt<nndaudt@vvss|avv.conn> Sent: Wednesday, August 17,2O2J2:21PM To: Philip Teyssier<phi|ip@atomic-inc.com> Cc: VViUkmm,]ustina ^JVViUkom@tustinca.org>; Pam5apetto <psapetto@sapettona|estate. mm>; Andrea Maloney <amo|oney@sapettorea|estate.comx;Brian Spalding <Brian.Spa|dinQ@acadiahea|thcarezom> Subject: RE: Tustin Public Records Act Request Hello Mr. Teyssier, Qyletter dated August 1,2022,vveacknowledged receipt ofyour request for public records and informed you of the City's election under Government Code section 6253 to extend the deadline to make its determination ofwhether the request, in vvhV|e or in part, seeks copies nfdisc|osab|e public records inits possession bvfourteen (14)days toAugust 15th ,2022. Nopromise was made that records would bedistributed bvthat date. The Public Records Act does not require that records be produced within this timeframe, only that the City respond to your request and issue its notice of determination. Attachment 22.Page 510 The City issued its notice of determination on August 11th, 2022 and provided you with more than 200 pages of responsive records. You were informed that the City would continue to search for, compile and review additional records potentially responsive to your request, and that once identified, the additional non-exempt, not-privileged disclosable records would be promptly produced. To this end, we have continued to diligently review records. A second batch of non-exempt, non-privileged, and disclosable public records deemed responsive to your request can now be found at the following SharePoint link: PRA Teyssier Other records that may be responsive to your request will not be produced, or may be redacted, to the extent they are determined to be exempt from disclosure pursuant to the following exemptions: the attorney-client privilege and attorney work product doctrine (Government Code § 6254(k); Evidence Code § 954; Code of Civil Procedure § 2018.030); preliminary drafts, notes or interagency or intra-agency memoranda that are not retained in the ordinary course of business (Government Code § 6254(a)); and deliberative process privilege and/or public interest exemption (Government Code § 6255; Times Mirror v. Superior Ct. (1991) 53 Cal.3d 1325). The City will continue to review records responsive to your request and provide those on a rolling basis as they become available. Regards, Michael Michael S. Daudt Director Woodruff, Spradlin & Smart 555 Anton Boulevard, Suite 1200 Costa Mesa, CA 92626 T: 714-415-1059 F: 714-415-1159 mdaudt@wss-law.com www.wss-law.com CONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE – This e-mail transmission, and any documents, files or previous e-mail messages attached to it may contain information that is confidential or legally privileged. If you are not the intended recipient, or a person responsible for delivering it to the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that you must not read this transmission and that any disclosure, copying, printing, distribution or use of any of the information contained in or attached to this transmission Attachment 22, Page 511 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 onouSignEnvelope ID: 5a2r854A-AE80-4a5D-813o-3E2S8rar00a5 ksSTRICTLY PROHIBITED. If you have received this transmission inerror, please immediately notify the sender by telephone sd714-415-105Qorreturn e-mail and delete the original transmission and its attachments without reading or saving inany manner. Thank you. From: Phi|ipTeyssier Sent Tuesday, August 16,2O231:54PM To: Michael S.Daudt Cc: VViUkonn,justina � Pam Sap��o AndreaMa|oney Brian Spalding Subject: Tustin Public Records Act Request Hello Michael, Per your letter dated August 1, 2022, the City of Tustin promised provide me the items per my public records request bvyesterday. | have been checking nnyemai|sand itdoes not appear that anything has been provided, other than the police report last week. Would you please check onthis asthe information requested iscritical for ustn have as part ofthe Cit/sCUP application process, especially since we have not received any tangible reason or documentation as to why the planning department isunwilling tosupport our proposed use. Asyou know, wehave been working with the City since the beginning of the year and these delays have already caused a great deal in terms of cost, lost opportunity, plus possible harm to the tenant's disabled clients. Thanks,PH|L Phi|ipTeyssier President Atomic Investments, Inc. 320OHighland Avenue, 84-] National City, [A 91950 T619-234-7966 F619-263-2995 From: Phi|ipTeyssier Sent Thursday, August 11,3U23l:97PK4 To: Michael lDaudt Cc: 'VViUkom,Justina' ; Pam 5apetto 'AndreaMa|one/ Brian Spalding Subject: FW: Tustin Public Records Act Request (Received July 21, 2022) - Notice of Determination Hello Michael, Attachment 22.Page 512 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Thank you for sending this important document. As you can see I have forwarded it to Pam Sapetto who has been working with Justina, and the tenant contact, Brian Spalding. As you know, we have requested number of other documents which you said in your August 1st email that the City would not be able to provide until Aug 15th. As soon as they are ready, please send them, even if it is before the 15th. We have been working with the City on Acadia's use since January and the delays have caused a great deal of expense to us. Thanks PHIL Philip Teyssier President Atomic Investments, Inc. 3200 Highland Avenue, 134-2 National City, CA 91950 T 619-234-7966 F619-263-2995 r Liih @atomicw inc.com From: Michael S. Daudt <maudtwss-law.com> Sent: Thursday, August 11, 2022 1:23 PM To: Philip Teyssier <phiiipatomic-inc.co> Cc: Willkom, Justina <Willkom@tustinca.org> Subject: Tustin Public Records Act Request (Received July 21, 2022) - Notice of Determination Dear Mr. Teyssier, Please find the attached files pertaining to the above -referenced Public Records Act Request. Regards, Michael Michael S. Daudt Director Woodruff, Spradlln & Smart 555 Anton Boulevard, Suite 120 Costa Mesa, CA 92626 T:714-415-1059 F:714-415-1159 mdaudtt"7a wss-1aw.com www.wss-Iaw.com WOODRUFF, Attachment 22, Page 513 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 CONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE — This e-mail transmission, and any documents, files or previous e-mail messages attached to it may contain information that is confidential or legally privileged. If you are not the intended recipient, or a person responsible for delivering it to the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that you must not read this transmission and that any disclosure, copying, printing, distribution or use of any of the information contained in or attached to this transmission is STRICTLY PROHIBITED. If you have received this transmission in error, please immediately notify the sender by telephone at 714-415-1059 or return e-mail and delete the original transmission and its attachments without reading or saving in any manner. Thank you. Attachment 22, Page 514 City of Santa Ana's Law Enforcement Data for Santa Ana Comprehensive Treatment Center Reason for Calls # of Calls Homeless Encampment/Transients/Motel 97 • Acadia's representatives called for assistance tance in 27 of these instances. Acadia's CTC 11 • Problems with patients (7) • Alarm system triggered (2) • Burglary (1) • Vehicle crashed into building (1) Other 11 • Medical calls for injuries or falls (2) • Traffic enforcement & accidents (2) • Stolen or inoperable vehicles (3) • Alarm systems triggered (3) • Injured mallard duck (1) No Report Provided 18 Unclear What, if Anything, Happened 26 Total 163 Call Date Time Day Incident # Description Field Activity Report 1. 20200107 23:17 Tues. 200104090 Patrol Check [No Field Activity Report Provided] 2. 20200109 457 Thurs. 200104842 Indecent Male and female camped out in front of building with Exposure pants down. Beer cans and meth pipe near female. 3. 2020 01 18 9:38 Sat. 200110885 Narcotic A lot of people in parking lot using drugs "and the clinic is Activity closed so no one should be there" 4. 20200121 19:02 Tues. 200112958 Pedestrian [No Field Activity Report Provided] Check 1 5, 20200128 22:01 Tues. 200117693 Patrol Check [Not clear from Field Activity report what, if anything, happened] City of Santa Ana's Law Enforcement Data for Santa Ana Comprehensive Treatment Center D 0 s 3 tD N W v c� m Cn rn Call Date Time Day Incident # Description Field Activity Report 6. 2020 0131 7:45 Fri. 200119320 Welfare CP concerned for transients living near covered area. Check Subjects covered with a tarp. CP advised 2 subjects passed away recently in the same area. Subject advised she was fine. 7. 2020 02 14' 14:51 Fri'. 200208624 Trespassing - Approx. 8-9 transients congregating near entrance to Transient Sunland Motel. 8. 2020 02 15 9:17 Sat. 200209074 Disturbance - Several transients out front of location refuse to leave. Transient They have set up camp. 9. 2020 02 16 21:04 Sun. 200210051 Trespassing - CP its armed security and has 2 male subjects detained for Transient 602. Subject were not asked to leave prior to officer's arrival and complied with request. 10. 2020 02 26< 10:43 Wed. 200216339 Officer Medics called for male - extremely under the influence' Flagged Down 11. 2020 03 01 7:31 Sun. 200300123 Assist Fire Under the influence female unconscious in gray sedan in Dept. front of methadone clinic. 12. 2020 03 04 14:47 Wed. 200302372 Narcotic 2 subjects in front of building injecting heroin Activity 13. 2020 03 07 17:04 Sat. 200304528 Assist Fire Possible overdose Dept. 14. 2020 03 091 11:43 Mon. 200305652 Narcotic 15 transients in the alley in front of business doing Activity narcotics. Security tried to remove transients and they refused. Subjects are in the middle of the driveway blocking traffic. Subjects left before police arrived. 15. 2020 03 09 21:30 Mon. 200305982 Patrol Check Medics called for male with foot injuries. 16. 2020 03 09 22:52 Mon. 200306028 Trespassing 4 subjects in front of methadone clinic and near side in Progress door. CP gave voice commands over camera and subjects still refused to leave. 17. 2020 03 10 4:35 Tues. 200306096 Unknown Elderly male fell at this location. Security asked to call Trouble PD. 18. 2020 03 11 4:28 Wed. 200306677 Trespassing - 10 subjects blocking entrance to building. One is Transient shooting up heroin. R City of Santa Ana's Law Enforcement Data for Santa Ana Comprehensive Treatment Center Call Date Time Day Incident # Description Field Activity Report 19. 2020 03 12 034 Thurs. 200307375 Trespassing CP is armed security and has 3 subjects detained. Wants in Progress them T15'd for 602. 20. 2020 03 14 909 Sat. 200308765 Disturbance - Approx. 7 patients refusing to leave property. Patients Subject have already been treated and director has requested they leave. Subjects are 415 with security. 21. 2020 03 17 13:50 Tues. 200310745 Pedestrian [No Field Activity Report Provided] Check 22, 2020 03 17 22:32 Tues. 200311017 Pedestrian [No Field Activity Report Provided) Check 23. 2020 03 19 10:20 Thurs. 200311805 Disturbance - 4 transients outside of business refusing to leave. Transient 24. 2020 03 30 13:16 Mon. 200318133 Trespassing Male subject detained for 602P. He is in cuffs. Ongoing in Progress issue with male subject. 25. 2020 04 09 18:17 Thurs. 200404961 Patrol Check [No Field Activity Report Provided) 26.1 2020 04 10 15:34 Fri. 200405410 Trespassing CP's security company asked for Officer Gutierrez for in Progress trespass in progress ("ongoing issue") 27. 20200413 13:46 Mon. 200407017 Trespassing 2 males in custody for 602. One is handcuffed. CP is in Progress security guard. 28.i 2020 04 21 10:39 Tues. 200412183 Trespassing Male detained for 602 and selling narcotics. CP is armed in Progress security guard. 29. 2020 06 08 9:26 Mon. 200604409 Silent False alarm Robbery Alarm 30. 2020 06 13 4:24 Sat. 200607264 Audible False alarm Burglary Alarm 31. 20200619 20:26 Fri. 200611771 Pedestrian [No Field Activity Report Provided] Check 32. 2020 06 29 933 Mon. 200618171 Narcotic [No Field Activity Report Provided] Activity 33. 2020 07 27 7:59 Mon. 200717096 Traffic 2 vehicle traffic collision. CP pulled into Sunland Motel. Accident, Driver of Toyota got out and left vehicle behind. -3- City of Santa Ana's Law Enforcement Data for Santa Ana Comprehensive Treatment Center D 0 3 tD N W v c� m Cn H. 00 Call Date Time Day Incident # Description Field Activity Report Unknown Injury 34. 2020 08 04 10:13 Tues. 200802067 Stolen [No Field Activity Report Provided] Vehicle Police Report 35. 2020 08 31! 13:05 Mon, 200820281 Patrol Check [No Field Activity Report Provided] 36. 2020 08 31 13:32 Mon. 200820297 Drunk Driver 2 subjects injecting themselves with heroin in a gray Ford driving westbound on 1st Street. 37. 2020 09 09 17:20 Wed. 200905575 Narcotic Several subjects doing narcotics at rear of church. Per Activity CP, continual problem. 38. ` 2020 09 23 13:42 Wed. 200914191 Traffic Blue F250 crashed into the clinic and broke the window Accident, of area that holds controlled substances. Non -Injury 39. 2020 09 27 16:46 Sun. 200916779 Trespassing - Transient is T97 at rear of building. CP asked him to Transient leave. 40. 202010 06 12:14 Tues. 201003255 Trespassing 2 subjects on roof. CB willing to sign for 602. Just Occurred 41. 202010 12 21:25 Mon. 201007271 Trespassing 10 subjects to rear loitering and doing narcotics. CP is Just Occurred concerned due to constant 459 and 488. 42. 2020 1101 19:37 Sun. 201100530 Outside Removal of inoperable vehicle at a different location? Agency 503 Recovery 43. 2020 1103 7:56 Tues. 201101241 Welfare Female who lives next door went to the RR yelling. Check Possibly has mental problems. 44. 2020 12 03` 433 Thurs. 201201324 Disturbance - Person refused to leave. CP requested T22. Other staff Subject members T97. 45. 2020 12 18 17:05 Fri. 201210158 Stolen Vehicle left "near the saddleback" on 1st idling with keys Vehicle in ignition. Police Report 46. 2020 12 18 19:15 Fri. 201210236 Outside Stolen vehicle PPI'ed at 2101 E. 1st St. Rightful owner Agency 503 came to pick up vehicle. Recovery 0 City of Santa Ana's Law Enforcement Data for Santa Ana Comprehensive Treatment Center Call Date Time Day Incident # Description Field Activity Report 47. 20210111 6:42 Mon. 210105504 Narcotic Man using narcotics at main entrance refused to leave. Activity 48. 20210116 0:30 Sat. 210108599 Audible Alarm and "smashed door in the front" Burglary Alarm 49. 20210117 15:19 Sun. 210109524 Disturbing Woman approached CP to ask for assistance getting the Peace money back from hotel desk clerk. 50. 20210301 12:36 Mon. 210300282 Suspicious People in black Expedition were on property for 30 Suspect minutes. Suspect of purchasing narcotics. 51. 20210306 6:36 Sat. 210303382 Disturbance - Man standing outside white Toyota Sienna screaming Transient and disturbing the peace. Van is not working and was blocking the entrance. CP helped push vehicle out of driveway area and jump started the van. 52. 202103 08 6:25 Mon. 210304569 Disturbance - Man under the influence of meth throwing a TV into Subject traffic lanes. 53. 20210311 10:57 Thurs. 210306528 Traffic Stop [No Field Activity Report Provided] 54. 20210313 5:58 Sat. 210307630 Disturbance - Transient in front of business with trash out. Transient 55. 20210415 1:54 Thurs. 210408893 Audible False alarm? Burglary Alarm 56. 20210427 13:46 Tues. 210416444 Assist Fire Woman having withdrawals refused to leave property Dept. even though business is closed. Fire Department called to provide medical assistance. 57. 20210507 11:20 Fri. 210504024 Battery Just Client is under the influence. He refused to leave when Occurred asked. He wants his dose and is being aggressive with staff. CP pepper sprayed him. Medics called. 58, 20210508 9:48 Sat. 210504596 Follow -Up [No Field Activity Report Provided] 59. 20210512 10:14 Wed. 210506947 Assist Fire Fire Department responding to an overdose in the Dept. parking lot. 60. 20210513 7:23 Thurs. 210507555 Follow -Up [No Field Activity Report Provided] City of Santa Ana's Law Enforcement Data for Santa Ana Comprehensive Treatment Center Call Date Time Day Incident # Description Field Activity Report 61. 202105 13 13:41 Thurs. 210507753 Pedestrian Field report mentions Sunland Motel. Check 62. 20210514 13:49 Fri'. 210508377 Patrol Check [No Field Activity Report Provided) 63. 202105 22+ 850 Sat. 210513119 SAMC - CP was trying to drive her son to the treatment center, Transient and 15 people are blocking entrance. "Continual problem." 64. 202105 23 8:32 Sun. 210513722 Vehicle Q'bs [Not clear from Field Activity report what, if anything, happened] 65. 202106 01 20:03 Tues. 210600611 Assist Fire Man overdosing on fentanyl. Dept. 66. 202106 03 13:43 Thurs. 210601681 Person Down Man who was extremely under the influence was walking in traffic lanes and rolling on the sidewalk in front of some rose bushes. 67. 202106 14 12:39 Mon. 210608338 Narcotic People; observed "making an exchange" from a bright Activity ; blue or teal Saturn in the parking lot. 68. 202107 09 8:14 Fri'. 210705882 Robbery Person; was robbed at knife point by 3 people. They took Report person's wallet and cell phone. Person said they'd wait (Person) for police in front of the clinic. 69. 202107 16 10:26 Fri. 210710614 Narcotic Person driving by saw two women using narcotics. Activity 70.' 202107 16 22:27 Fri. 210711079 Assist Fire Man overdosed. Dept. 71. 202107 17 8:31 Sat. 210711294 Vehicle Cabs [No Field Activity Report Provided) 72. 202108 08 9:27 Sun. 210804358 Pedestrian [Not clear from Field Activity report what, if anything, Check happened] 73. 202108 26 13:07 Thurs. 210815442 Disturbance - Female 415 over not receiving her meds Subject 74.' 202109 01 12:55 Wed. 210900324 Pedestrian [Not clear from Field Activity report what, if anything, Check happened] 0 City of Santa Ana's Law Enforcement Data for Santa Ana Comprehensive Treatment Center Call Date Time Day Incident # Description Field Activity Report 75. 20210921 13:30 Tues. 210912833 Incomplete Male 415 refusing to leave. Building was "locked and 9-1-1 Call secure" when police arrived. Received 76. 2021 10 02 5:39 Sat. 211000763 Disturbance - Male transients refusing to leave property (camped out). Transient 77. 2021 10 07 958 Thurs. 211004126 Narcotic 7 people doing narcotics on the sidewalk of 1st St. near Activity the Sunland Motel. 78. 2021 10 08 12:54 Fri. 211004968 Narcotic 4 people smoking narcotics in front of business facing 1st Activity St. 79. 2021 10 12 12:52 Tues. 211007520 Narcotic 6 people on sidewalk doing narcotics. One went into the Activity street and then returned to the sidewalk. 80. 2021 10 12 16:42 Tues. 211007659 Narcotic 4+ people using narcotics "near Sunland Motel" Activity 81. 2021 10 13 11:45 Wed. 211008140 Narcotic 5 people using meth near the CP's window on 1st St. Activity 82. 2021 10 22 11:28 Fri. 211013720 Disturbance - Ex patient (with schizophrenia) refused to leave. Was Subject escorted off property and returned. 83. 2021 10 26 8:33 Tues. 211016086 Assist Fire Male in parking lot with possible overdose Dept. 84. 20211103 10:18 Wed. 211101482 Assist Fire 1/2 gram of fentanyl found by employee at T20. Dept. 85. 20211103 11:19 Wed. 211101525 Officer [No Field Activity Report Provided] Flagged Down 86. 20211105 948 Fri. 211102815 Silent Previous patient on roof possibly using narcotics. Silent Robbery alarm triggered. Alarm 87. 20211107 8:19 Sun. 211103960 Pedestrian [Not clear from Field Activity report what, if anything, Check happened] 88. 20211109 8:42 Tues. 211105097 Patrol Check [Not clear from Field Activity report what, if anything, happened] City of Santa Ana's Law Enforcement Data for Santa Ana Comprehensive Treatment Center Call Date Time Day Incident # Description Field Activity Report 89. 2021 11 10 12:10 Wed. 211105942 Disturbance, 415 between mother and son Family Fight 90. 2021 11 10 12:23 Wed. 211105951 Patrol Check [No Field Activity Report Provided] 91. 2021 11 12 4:02 Fri. 211106984 Narcotic 6 transients camped out in front of entrance smoking Activity meth. CP unable to enter. 92. 2021 11 13 7:50 Sat. 211107741 Patrol Check [No Field Activity Report Provided] 93. 2021 11 15 7:10 Mon. 211108913 Patrol Check [No Field Activity Report Provided] 94, 2021 11 16 7:34 Tues. 211109539 Patrol Check [Not clear from Field Activity report what, if anything, happened] 95.I 2021 11 16 9:39 Tues. 211109600 Narcotic 9 people on the grass in front of T20 smoking narcotics. 2 Activity of them look like they are about to pass out. 96. 2021 11 16 20:03 Tues. 211109924 Audible Police responded to audible alarm. Reported "bldg Burglary secure." Alarm 97. 2021 11 17 9:02 Wed. 211110174 Commercial Commercial burglary reported from prior night. Suspect Burglary is on video. Report 98. 2021 11 25 23:26 Thurs. 211115850 Suspicious 10 people caught on camera yanking on the door to the Suspect business. Private security for So Cal Public Safety enroute. 99. 2021 11 26 10:59 Fri. 211116061 Assist Fire Green Ford with some type of chemical inside in front of Dept. T20. 100. 20211129 10:20 Mon. 211117548 Narcotic 5 transients using narcotics outside business window. Activity 101. 2021 12 01 7:17 Wed. 211200101 Patrol Check [Not clear from Field Activity report what, if anything, happened] 102. 2021 12 04 12:23 Sat. 211202183 Assist Transporting transient property to storage. Outside Agency 103. 2021 12 07 6:58 Tues. 211203848 Patrol Check Man unresponsive but breathing. 104.1 2021 12 08 7:28 Wed. 211204465 Patrol Check 602 complaints? M City of Santa Ana's Law Enforcement Data for Santa Ana Comprehensive Treatment Center Call Date Time Day Incident # Description Field Activity Report 105. 202112 17 10:19 Fri. 211209928 Narcotic Transient in front of business doing drugs. I Activity 106. 2021 12 23 641 Thurs. 211213305 Narcotic 5 people doing narcotics in grass area right outside CP's Activity window 107. 20220103 11:32 Mon. 220101091 Hit & Run of Accident with white Volkswagen Jetta and white mini Parked SUV. Driver of mini SUV provided false insurance card. Vehicle Report 108. 2022 01 10 16:18 Mon. 220105203 Pedestrian [No Field Activity Report Provided] Check 109. 2022 01 15 15:10 Sat. 220108333 Patrol Check [Not clear from Fieldi Activity report what, if anything, I happened] 110. 2022 01 15 15:11 Sat. 220108334 Patrol Check [Not clear from Field Activity report what, if anything, happened) 111. 20220121 19:19 Fri. 220112165 Pedestrian [Not clear from Field Activity report what, if anything, Check happened) 112. 2022 01 22 23:12 Sat. 220112891 Assist Fire Possible stabbing - man had hand laceration and possible Dept. chest injury. "It was at the Suniand." Vic stated it was accidental - he cut himself working on a bicycle. Related to Recovery Solutions. 113. 2022 02 01 9:20 Tues. 220200192 Narcotic 8 transients using narcotics. Activity 114. 2022 02 11 7:15 Fri. 220206832 Disturbance - 8 transients loitering near entrance to business. Transient 115. 2022 02 15 7:54 Tues. 220209212 Trespassing - Approximately 10 transients in alley area blocking exit to Transient 1st St. 116. 2022 02 16 6:16 Wed. 220209838 Disturbance - 12 transients in alley yelling - very disruptive. Transient 117. 2022 02 17 12:08 Thurs. 220210753 SAMC - Multiple transients setting up encampment in alley. CP I I I Transient sees daily. 118. 2022 02 18 18:06 Fri. 220211600 Patrol Check [Not clear from Field Activity report what, if anything, happened] 0 City of Santa Ana's Law Enforcement Data for Santa Ana Comprehensive Treatment Center Call Date Time Day Incident # Description Field Activity Report 119. 2022 02 18 21:47 Fri. 220211773 Pedestrian [No Field Activity Report Provided) Check 120. 2022 02 19 906 Sat. 220211985 Trespassing CP drove through area and observed numerous people Just Occurred loitering who appeared to be homeless or drug addicts. 121. 2022 02 22 11:56 Tues. 220213803 Disturbance - 10 transients in parking lot 415 with each other all day. Subject 122. 2022 02 23 6:02 Wed. 220214227 Trespassing - Transients in alley being "rowdy." 7 transients are T97. Transient Some have pocket knives (but are not using them as weapons). They are shooting up and refusing to leave. 123. 2022 02 24 7:59 Thurs. 220214965 SAMC - Transients setting up camp in alleyway and causing major Transient 415 with each other. CP has called police several times and no results. 124. 2022 02 24 8:30 Thurs. 220214994 Disturbance - Transient living in clumpster refuses to leave, and the Transient trash truck can't pick up trash. 125. 2022 03 01 11:04 Tues. 220300277 Narcotic Person in parking lot dealing narcotics from a white Ford Activity transit van. 126. 2022 03 05 8:13 Sat. 220302759 Narcotic 2 people in white Sprinter van selling narcotics. Activity 127. 2022 03 05 8:51 Sat. 220302766 Keepthe CP sounds 295. She advised her methadone is laced with Peace fentanyl and she wants to exchange it but security won't let her inside. 128. 2022 03 05 10:33 Sat. 220303803 Narcotic 9 people selling narcotics from a white van Activity 129. 2022 03 09 6:37 Wed. 220304857 Trespassing - 11 transients loitering in parking lot of business. Transient 130. 2022 03 12 7:50 Sat. 220306831 Disturbance - Man hitting his head on concrete floor and seems under Subject the influence. He is on T21 saying someone is out to get him. Police found him laying on the ground throwing his head back with blood on his face. 131. 20220317 12:48 Thurs. 220310087 Pedestrian [Not clear from Field Activity report what, if anything, Check happened) City of Santa Ana's Law Enforcement Data for Santa Ana Comprehensive Treatment Center Call Date Time Day Incident # Description Field Activity Report 132. 2022 03 26 9:33 Sat. 220316110 Petty Theft Wallet stolen from vehicle by suspect in a Ford Mustang. From Vehicle Report 133. 2022 03 29 11:51 Tues. 220318014 Disturbance - CP asked person to leave property and person threated Transient to get his gun if CP didn't leave him alone. 134. REDACTED REDACTED REDACTED REDACTED REDACTED [Not clear from Field Activity report what, if anything, I happened - Totally redacted] 135. 2022 03 31 757 Thurs. 220319319 Narcotic 3 people using narcotics in front of T20. Activity 136, 20220411 10:27 Mon. 220506598 Patrol Check [Not clear from Field Activity report what, if anything, happened] 137. 2022 04 14 8:23 Thurs. 220408439 Disturbance - 12 transients blocking the alleyway and appear to be I Transient using narcotics. 138. 20220414 13:50 Thurs. 220408651 Patrol Check [Not clear from Field Activity report what, if anything, happened) 139. 20220416 12:25 Sat. 220409954 Patrol Check [Not clear from Field Activity report what, if anything, happened) 140. 2022 04 18 15:29 Mon. 220411347 Patrol Check 2 advised of 602 141. 2022 04 21 19:14 Thurs. 220413489 Pedestrian [Not clear from Field Activity report what, if anything, Check happened] 142. 2022 04 25 8:42 Mon. 220415743 Patrol Check [Not clear from Field Activity report what, if anything, happened) 143. 2022 04 25 12:05 Mon. 220415859 Injured Injured mallard duck on property Animal 144. 2022 04 25 12:33 Mon. 220415874 Patrol Check [Not clear from Field Activity report what, if anything, I happened] 145. 2022 04 29 9:41 Fri. 220418532 Patrol Check [Not clear from Field Activity report what, if anything, happened] 146. 2022 05 02 11:40 Mon. 220500878 Pedestrian [Not clear from Field Activity report what, if anything, Check happened] 147. 2022 05 03 7:05 Tues. 220501392 Disturbance - Several transients refusing to leave, blocking entrance, Transient not moving for vehicular and pedestrian traffic -It- City of Santa Ana's Law Enforcement Data for Santa Ana Comprehensive Treatment Center Call Date Time Day Incident # Description Field Activity Report 148. 2022 05 04 253 Wed. 220501964 Narcotic Male overdosing, not breathing - administered narcan I Activity twice 149. 2022 05 06 20:43 Fri. 220503987 Patrol Check [Not clear from Field Activity report what, if anything, happened] 150. 2022 05 11 441 Wed. 220506685 Disturbance - 8 transients started a bonfire in parking lot of business Transient 151. 2022 05 11 12:38 Wed. 220507003 Person with a Man with knife handcuffed in parking lot. Clinic Deadly supervisor told CP to let him go and that the police on Weapon enroute. 152, 2022 05 16 12:22 Mon. 220510174 Patrol Check [Not clear from Field Activity report what, if anything, happened] 153. 2022 05 17 933 Tues. 220510794 Disturbance - 9 transients loitering in driveway to the property Transient 154, 2022 05 18 7:30 Wed. 220511413 Disturbance - 4-5 transients in front of business. 10 transients in alley. Transient 2 are using fentanyl. They are NOT patients. Patients cannot get into the building. 155. 2022 05 19 7:56 Thurs. 220512130 Disturbance - 6 transients loitering in front of business and alley using Transient narcotics. 2 subjects are attending rehab center. 156. 2022 05 22 12:31 Sun. 220514123 Pedestrian [Not clear from Field Activity report what, if anything, Check happened] 157. 2022 05 22 17:49 Sun. 220514273 Vehicle Obs [Not clear from Field Activity report what, if anything, happened] 158. 2022 05 23 909 Mon. 220514615 Narcotic 7 men and 2 women in alley smoking narcotics Activity 159. 2022 05 24 449 Tues. 220515157 Trespassing - 6 transients in the parking lot warming themselves Transient around a fire. 160. 2022 05 26 824 Thurs. 220516600 Disturbance - Approximately 12 subjects shooting up with narcotics Transient and refusing to leave 161, 2022 05 28 12:44 Sat. 220518081 Patrol Check [Not clear from Field Activity report what, if anything, I happened] 162. � 2022 05 30 11:04 Mon. 220519236 Pedestrian [Not clear from Field Activity report what, if anything, I Check happened] -12- City of Santa Ana's Law Enforcement Data for Santa Ana Comprehensive Treatment Center D n s 3 rn N W v (Q CD C31 N 4 Call Date Time Day Incident # Description Field Activity Report 163. 2022 06 01 4i44 Wed. 220600065 Disturbance - Transient on a "bad trip" banging his head on the ground Transient -13- DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 'ow- HAIM IN W I j IF1 We ULI VI 3d[I RACrV 1 11 0;,ears. I am writing to encourage you to allow Acadia's proposed comprehensive treatment center ("CTC") for individuals in recovery from Opioid Use Disorder. Acadia is an excellent tenant and a good neighbor, its CTC is diligent about keeping their spaces, both interior and exterior in a clean and presentable manner. Acadia's staff has always been very responsive and diligent. Acadia's patients are controlled and monitored. Acadia has proven itself to be compatibit- with other uses in the surrounding area, which include a Chiropractor, facility and other retail and offices uses in the immediate area which are my tenants. individuals in recovery from Opioid Use Disorder, the CTC has not created any safety or security problems. Acadia's patients do not loiter or cause problems on our property or in surrounding areas. They are no different from the patients who come and go from any other medical office. I _P roblems ever arise with Acadia's patients (which can them promptly and effectively. We are in the midst of a nationwide opioid epidemic. The services Acadia's CTCs provide are desperately needed. Acadia is a responsible and conscientious operator that will provide a vital service for your community. We hope you will not hesitate to allow their CTC. ME= Jeff Hickox, CPM 8888 0aireniont Mesa Blvd, Suite M San Diego, CA 92123 1858-268-5004 1 FAX - 858-268-7743 Attachment 24, Page 528 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Terwedo Partnership PO Box 830 Shingle Springs, CA 95682 September 1, 2022 To Whom It May Concern: The Sacramento Treatment Center (a subsidiary of Acadia Healthcare Company, Inc.) ("Acadia") has been one of our tenants at 7225 East Southgate Drive, Sacramento, CA 95824, for approximately 8 years. I am writing to encourage you to allow Acadia's proposed comprehensive treatment center ("CTC") for individuals in recovery from Opioid Use Disorder. Acadia is an excellent tenants and a good neighbor. Its CTC maintains a clean and attractive premises. Acadia's staff has been professional and diligent whenever issues need to be addressed. Staff also have shown professionalism is dealing with patients and insuring that there presents at the clinics is safe and quiet for the neighborhood. While we understand some members of the community have fears and preconceived notions about individuals in recovery from Opioid Use Disorder, the CTC has not created any safety or security problems. Acadia's patients do not loiter or cause problems on our property or in surrounding areas. They are no different from the patients who come and go from any other medical office. To my knowledge, the CTC has not generated calls for services beyond what I would expect for any medical or service use. If problems ever arise with Acadia's patients (which can happen with any business), Acadia addresses them promptly and effectively. We are in the midst of a nationwide opioid epidemic. The services Acadia's CTCs provide are desperately needed. Acadia is a responsible and conscientious operator that will provide a vital service for your community. We hope you will not hesitate to allow their CTC. Sincerely, Randal Terwedo Randal Terwedo, Managing Partner Terwedo Partnership Attachment 24, Page 529 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 S RE E D C 0 ?V1 M'P,,Ik C I A 1, 14 E A 1. is S 'T A T E 110 B 010 R, , J elzs d, S ,,, 11, , 5 "d, 0 9 0 November 3, 2020 RE: Acadia health Care, CTC Corporation To whom it may concern, Writing today on behalf ol'Acadia I lealth Care as a tenant reference. As a small business owner located in the heart ofccntral Mississippi for almost twenty years. My partners and I had some initial concerns1coiwersations regarding the OCCUpancy oaf Acadia Health within our property. The property is coniprised ofl, 7,000 square feet of mulfi-tenanted profcssional offiec space.. The location is considered locally, to be abovc average iocation wise, 'nic lease process -with Acadia while lengthy was flair on both sides and the end result was arnicable. Acadia as a tenant has been above average in prollLssionalism and accOLRitabi lily. If you stay in commercial real estate long enough, tenant/landlord probicnis will occur, Acadia has handled tire minor issues we've had over the past three years in as timely Cashion and more importantly Nvithout having to ask more than once. Please feel free to contact me directly with any questions you may have. Respectfully, William Speed, COM 601-624-8380 Jeffi0q,specdcres,com Speed Commercial Real 1st to 11.0. Box 806 Ridgeland, MS 39158 Attachment 24, Page 532 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 November 1. 1, 2020 You are welcome to contact me should you have questions. MI A wvowA,taidarksvifle coin ICSC Attachment 24, Page 533 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 My name is Michael M, and I am writing this letter on behalf of the Santa Ana Comprehensive Treatment Center. I would like to take some time to discuss my background, and how I wound up dealing with an opioid addiction. I would then like to talk about my time with the treatment center, and how they truly helped me get my life back on track. At the end of my high school wrestling career, I suffered from some severe injuries. These injuries required surgeries, and in the process I was put on opioids for pain management for many months. I was also dealing with severe depression and mood swings, I would years later discover was undiagnosed l3ii-colar disorder. These few months were all it took for me to become hooked on oxcioids. Throughout my first couple years of college my addiction steadily became worse and worse. As it did, mp grades began to drop I increasipngjgLmadaj� �—�,-and-ey-e4ruLs�tect of my life worsened. In the spring of my Junior year, I finally hit the point where I wasn't attending any classes, was about to flunk out, and my relationship with my family was all but destroyed. It was then that I found this treatment center, then called Recovery Solutions of Santa Ana. From the very beginning of my time there, the counselors and staff were always kind, yet honest and firm with the patients. I could definitely tell that they genuinely cared for their patients and wanted what was best for them. What I liked most was that they did not treat us like we were lesser, like some other places I had talked to. When I first started with the program, I took the remainder of the semester and summer off to focus on my treatment. Once I returned to school, it was almost a complete 180. 1 made deans list each of the following 3 semesters, began doing research with the math department, and generally turned my life around in every aspect. Inevitably I completed my degrees in Physics and Applied Mathematics. I can say with absolute certainty that this would not have been possible without the treatment I received at this center. This center has always followed the rules closely and strictly. They care about the patients, and are understanding with them, but never at the sacrifice of following the proper guidelines. They do things by the book, and I have never seen them slack in that aspect. The entirety of the staff are wonderful, upstanding people. They keep things running in an orderly and efficient manner. Even during the pandemic, when everything in the healthcare industry turned upside down, they were able to keep everything running smoothly, and adjusted to the changing times swiftly. I have been going there since 2015, and have never encountered any problems or issues, whether inside the facility, or upon leaving. My experience there has been wonderful all around. To end this letter, I just wanna say that the opioid epidemic is one of the first drug epidemics we have ever seen that effects people at all socio-economic class levels. From the wealthiest people in the country, to poor people on the streets, to a middle class high school wrestler, it can happen to anyone. In that regard, havin• a facilitW in ZAour communitlk that can hell,, those afflicted 6�et their lives back is of great value. In that regard, I truly believe that this group is an excellent choice to fill that role. I have no doubts that this treatment center will make a good addition to your community Sincerely, Michael Attachment 25, Page 534 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 To Whom It May Concern, My name is Jeremiah, and I am writing this letter on behalf of the Santa Ana Comprehensive Treatmeni Center. Growing up I suffered some health issues and was prescribed medication that was supposed t# help me and then I became addicted. My wife and kids were suffering because I could not stay off of opiates. I had tried a few times to get clean on my own and would relapse due to cravings and withdrawals. It was then that I found this treatment center, called Recovery Solutions of Santa Ana. I was skeptical at first, but the counselors were helpful and made me feel comfortable. I could definitely tell that they cared for their patients and wanted what was best for me. The clinic disciplined me, set boundaries and would make me accountable for my actions. I had some trouble in the beginning and they made the rules clear on how to earn take homes for good attendance, meeting my counseling 4U-kZ4Vg -"v'U4PJ' -?!I the Clinic has a lot of compassion. They show concern for the patients, and are understanding with them, but never fail to follow appropriate guidelines to help us as patients. All of the staff are wonderful. During the pandemic, they were able to adapt to changes and the clinic was so helpful and understanding to our needs in such a devastating time. I have been going there since 2010, and have never encountered any problems or issues. To finalize I just want to say that the clinic has saved my life and my family and I am ready to Oyu-, &�-ff TroMKmit �ssun afr'i. the hardworking staff. I believe if the clinic would expand it would help families in need just like mine This clinic will be great asset for the community to change lives, and break stigma of addiction. I M . • Attachment 25, Page 535 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 T am so beyond grateful for Recovery Solutions because without this program T would not been able to become sober and get my life back. I started my treatment at RS in 2014. At the time I was not working, had no car, taking the bus every day from Laguna Hills to Santa Ana to get my dose. T did not have income at the time so I was unable to consistently purchase my substances. Taking my daily dose helped me realize that I didn't need the substances anymore. RS was there for me every day. I slowly earned take home privileges and met with my counselors. I last used in 2016 and have been sober since! I went back to work in the Mental Health field in 2017. 1 would not have been able to go back to work without my medication from RS. I began to have purpose and established a routine and improved relations with my family that were once strained due to my substance use. I'm grateful for this program because I earned the privilege of coming once a month to pick up my medication. I admire the staff at RS who have supported me throughout my treatment. Thank you Monica, Stacey, Joy, and Tammy! You all have been so encouraging and motivated me to stay on track. The staff at RS treated me with respect and dignity. I truly believe that I would not be alive today without MAT treatment. RS had helped me believe in myself that recovery is possible. I am admire that I have a sense of control with my treatment at RS. I went from 100 mg to 20 mg dose. I am still working full-time in the Mental Health field and went back to school to finish my Bachelors degree. I will forever be grateful for the treatment I have received at Recovery Solutions. Sarah — Patient at Santa Ana CTC Attachment 25, Page 536 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 10 ity De lop COMMUM ve ment Department IN Remembering what connects us. rMeVULIV Brian SpaLding Project Manager Acadia Healthcare Company, Inc. Briar -is paldjin AcadiaHeaLthcare.com—---_q@_ Rei Request for DisabiLity-ReLat d r�easonabte Accommodation — Com irehensive Treatment Center at 535 E. First Street, Second Roor, Tustin CA OMM MH��- First and foremost, We ackhowLedge that persons receiving treatment for Opioid Use Disorder, who are not currentLy engaged in RLegaL use of drugs, are quaLified individuaLs afforded fuLL protection against discrimination under the American DisabiLities Act (28 C.F.R.§35.108). Furthermore, the City is obLigated to Make reasonabLe modifications to q oLicies Wactices orv_rocedures—ihcLudin — when the modifications are necessary to avoid discrimination on the basis of disabiLity (28CRR§35.130(b)(7)). NevertheLess, after thorough review of your request, we have determined that a modification of the C�y's pol. ces, practices, and/or brocedures is not necessary in this instance. 11511i 111 1111111 111 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Brian SpaLding —Acadia HeaLthcare Company, Inc. October 21, 2022 Page 12 regard to the intended patients' disability. on ApFIL Z, A 117 sTIMITaTe an a,#1,kL1 on re -,Tesiing approTaL OT a U*F T I CTC. The City has reLied on your fiting of the CUP appLication — and expiration of the Use Determination appeaL period — to commence entiltemeht proceedings, ihcLudihg the issuance of pubLic notices. The pubLic has been informed about the pubLic process that Your Request asserts that the CIP/pub[ic hearing process is in erent pro ematc,an that modification is necessary to avoid prejudice. Assuming that the City v\tiLL base its determinations on improper grounds rather than proper grounds is not a basis for eLiminatinq the pubLic's right to participate in the decision -making and is based on specuLati6n. Further, the Cityof Gardenacase you offered as an iLLustration of the ADA's reasonabLe modification requirement ltseLf does not concLude that a reasonabLe modification request precLudes a CUP process, or that a CUP itseff was inherentLy discriminatory on the basis of disabiLity. (Behavioral Health Services., Inc v. City of Gajt�eha, No. CV 01-07183 (kz)2003 WL 21750852 (C.D. CaL. Feb. 26, 2003). Community Devetopment Department 300 Centennial, Way, Tustin, CA 92780 * 714-573-3000 o tustinca.org DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Brian Spalding — Acadia Healthcare Company, Inc. October 21, 2022 Page 12 =1 § 92t# (Condition@ I �se Permits) provides a pathway for a fair hearing, and it w�Tu—L—d be improper to assume that the City's process WILL uLtimateLy yieLd an outcome that vloLates the requirements of the American DisabiLities Act. Based on the foregoing, your Request is respectfuLLy denied. The City WiLL continue to process the CUP apiptication for the Project. We WILL inform you when a pubLic hearing is noticed, and the Project is rescheduLed again for consideration by the PLanning 140711011MI M61 SincereLy, Justina L. WiLLkom Community DeveLopment Director CC: PhiLip Teyssier, Atomic Investments, Inc. PameLa Sapetto, Sapetto Real. Estate SoLutions, Inc. Irma Huitron, Assistant Director — PLanning Raymond Barragan, Principal. PLanner LeiLa Carver, Senior Planner ConsuLtant Michael, Daudt, Deputy City Attorney Community Development Department DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 RUTAN October 28, 2022 VIA E-MAIL & HAND DELIVERY City Clerk's Office City of Tustin 300 Centennial Way Tustin, CA 92780 cityclerk@tustinca.org Alisha Patterson Direct Dial: (714) 662-4663 E-mail: apatterson@rutan.com Re: Appeal of Denial of Request for Disability -Related Reasonable Accommodation - Comprehensive Treatment Center at 535 E. First Street, Second Floor, Tustin, CA Dear Gentlepeople: Our office represents California Treatment Services (a subsidiary of Acadia Healthcare Company, Inc.) ("Acadia"). We are submitting this letter on their behalf. On September 20, 2022, Acadia submitted a formal request for a disability -related reasonable modification to the City of Tustin's ("City" or "Tustin") policies, practices, and/or procedures to allow Acadia to operate an outpatient treatment and counseling center, commonly referred to as a "comprehensive treatment center" or "CTC" ("Project") at 535. E. First Street, Second Floor (the "Property"). By this letter and pursuant to Section 9294(a) of the Tustin Municipal Code ("TMC"), Acadia is appealing the decision of the Director of Community Development ("Director") to deny Acadia's request. The relief Acadia is seeking is a reversal of the Director's denial of Acadia's request, or in the alternative, any other path forward that will allow Acadia to operate its much -needed CTC at the Property. For ease of reference, we have included copies of Acadia's reasonable accommodation request and the Director of Community Development's denial letter as Enclosures A and B. A photocopy of our check paying the 2022-23 Planning Division appeal fee is included as Enclosure C. We tendered the check itself to the City Clerk's Office with this appeal letter. Due to their volume, we have emailed the three Enclosures under separate cover. Duty to Make Reasonable Modifications Like all public entities, the City has a proactive duty to "operate each service, program, or activity so that the service, program, or activity, when viewed in its entirety, is readily accessible to and usable by individuals with disabilities."' 28 C.F.R. 3�5,150(a). However, "[m]any routine ' A city's zoning -related "ordinances, and any administrative processes, hearings, and decisions ... fall squarely within the category of `policies, practices, or procedures' mentioned in the [ADA's implementing] regulations." Innovative Health Sys., Inc. v. City of White Plains, 931 F. Supp. 222, Rutan &; -fucker, LLP 1 18575 Jamboree Load, 9"1 Floor Irvine, CA 92612 1 714-641-5100 1 Fax 714-546-9035 2499/037605-0001 Grange County I Palo Alto I San Francisco j www.rutan.com 19438923.2a10/28/22 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 RUTAN RUTAN 6 TUCKER, 11P City Clerk's Office October 28, 2022 Page 2 policies, practices, and procedures are adopted by public entities without thinking about how they might affect people with disabilities" and "[s]ometimes a practice that seems neutral makes it difficult or impossible for a person with a disability to participate." United States Department of Justice ["DOJ"] "ADA Update: A Primer for State and Local Governments," last updated June 8, 2015 ("DOJ Primer"). When that happens, the Americans with Disabilities Act ("ADA") imposes a reactive duty on public entities "to make `reasonable modifications' in their usual ways of doing things when necessary to accommodate people who have disabilities." DOJ Primer; see also 28 C.F.R. § 35.130(b)(7)(i). When a reasonable modification is necessary to avoid discrimination on the basis of disability (as is the case here), a public entity must approve it unless the public entity can demonstrate that the requested modification would fundamentally alter the nature of the service, program, or activity. 28 C,F.R 35,130(b)(7)(i); 28 C.F.R. § 35.150(a)(3). The public entity bears the burden of proving fundamental alternation and/or undue burden. 28 C,F.R. § 35.150(a)(3). The public entity's decision must be "accompanied by a written statement of the reasons for reaching that conclusion." Id. If the entity denies a modification request on the basis that it would result in a fundamental alteration or undue burden, then the entity has a duty to "take any other action that would not result in such an alteration or such burdens but would nevertheless ensure that individuals with disabilities receive the benefits or services provided by the public entity." Id. Importantly, the City has never claimed that granting Acadia's reasonable modification request to allow a CTC on the Property would result in any kind of fundamental alteration and/or undue burden. The City's denial letter expresses no concerns whatsoever about fundamental alterations or undue burdens if Acadia's CTC were permitted on the Property. (See Enclosure B.) Acadia's Reasonable Modification Request Acadia is asking the City to allow a medical use (i.e., a CTC) in an area zoned for medical uses (i.e., Development Area 3 of the Downtown Commercial Core Specific Plan ["DCCSP — DA3"]) and surrounded by other medical uses (e.g., a dialysis clinic, a senior care and wellness program, medical spas, doctors' offices, dentist offices, etc.). Specifically, Acadia presented its reasonable modification request as follows: "to allow Acadia to operate a CTC at the Property in a manner that complies with the City's objective zoning standards and assuages the City's concerns." (Enclosure A, p. 1.6.) There are many ways to accomplish this, but as a starting point, Acadia proposed that the City determine its CTC is permitted by right like many other uses in the zone that have similar purposes and operational characteristics, such as: medical and dental offices, including labs; ophthalmologists and optometry services; physical therapy facilities; psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, counselors and therapists offices; and animal hospitals and clinics, including boarding. (Id., at p. 17.) 233 (S.D.N.Y. 1996), affd in part, 117 F.3d 37 (2d Cir. 1997). 2499/037605-0001 18438923.2 a]0/28/22 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 RUTAN RUTAN 6 TUCKER, 11P City Clerk's Office October 28, 2022 Page 3 Acadia's request underscored that they looked forward to "engaging with the City in an interactive process" and that "[i]f staff has different proposals on how to get there or conditions of approval, we are receptive to them." (Id., at pp. 16-17.) After Acadia submitted its request, Acadia (through my office to the City Attorney's Office) made multiple requests to schedule a meeting with City staff to discuss Acadia's options. The City did not respond those requests and, instead, Acadia received the Director's denial letter approximately thirty days later. (Enclosure B.) A Reasonable Modification is Necessary to Avoid Disability Discrimination The Director's denial letter determined a "modification of the City's policies, practices, and/or procedures is not necessary in this instance" because, in the Director's view, "TCC § 9290 (Conditional Use Permits) provides a pathway for a fair hearing, and it would be improper to assume that the City's process will ultimately yield an outcome that violates the requirements of the American Disability Act [sic]." (Enclosure B, pp. 1 & 3.2) This determination disregards all of the reasons for Acadia's request. (See Enclosure A, pp. 15-16.) The members of the community that Acadia's CTC will serve i.e., individuals in recovery from opioid addiction face profound fear and animosity. Although common, Opioid Use Disorder continues to be deeply stigmatizing and misunderstood. If Acadia's comprehensive treatment center served patients with a less stigmatizing medical condition (e.g., diabetes, cancer, infertility, renal failure, sports injuries, etc.), there can be little doubt that the reaction to Acadia's application from City staff and the community would have been completely different. Indeed, the City has permitted a dialysis chic in the same building as Acadia's proposed CTC and numerous other medical uses in the surrounding area. Before submitting a reasonable modification request, Acadia dutifully and diligently followed the City's "routine policies, practices, and procedures" to see if it could navigate them without being subjected to discrimination on the basis of disability. (DOJ Primer.) Acadia's efforts were met with conspicuously long delays, unjustified scrutiny, false assurances, and highly prejudicial procedural irregularities.3 Acadia's seven -month ordeal culminated in staff unilaterally scheduling a public hearing before the Planning Commission for August 23, 2022. After the hearing date was sent, staff blind -sided Acadia with the new revelation that staff would be recommending denial of Acadia's conditional use permit ("CUP"). (Enclosure A, Attachment 17.) Staff s recommendation was solely based on safety concerns that staff had never previously disclosed to Acadia. (Id.) If staff had shared those concerns with Acadia earlier in the process, they would have learned they were unfounded — they were entirely based on calls for service that staff erroneously attributed to Acadia's CTC in the City of Santa Ana. (Enclosure A, Attachment 23.) 2 Page 3 of the Director's denial letter is misnumbered as a second Page 2. 3 Acadia's experience with the City's land use approval process is outlined in detail in its reasonable modification request. (See Enclosure A, pp. 10-13.) 2499/037605-0001 18438923.2 a]0/28/22 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 RUTAN RUTAN 6 TUCKER, 11P City Clerk's Office October 28, 2022 Page 4 Moreover, although the City could have described the CTC as a "medical clinic for out- patients only" (which is how the Director has chosen to classify the use4), the City's public hearing notice instead described the Project as a "counseling center for Opioid Use Disorder" that will be used for "on -site opioid addictions treatment." (Enclosure A, Attachment 20.) This description put Acadia's patients' stigmatizing disabilities front -and -center and played into the community's most pernicious fears and prejudices about individuals in recovery. In light of this, it should come as no surprise that the community's response to Acadia's application has been overwhelmingly negative. A summary of the kinds of written comments the City has received is below: "Please do not degrade the neighborhood with such as facility as the Proposed Opioid Dispensary." (Email from Chong Sang Kim, Aug. 23, 2022.) • "With the homeless issue out of control it is hard to imagine why the city of Tustin would bring in an even worse problem of active drug addicts and allow them to wander around our city at will and add criminal activity similar to what they are already causing in Santa Ana on a daily basis." (Letter from the Wellington Plaza Association, Sept. 12, 2022.) • "This is not fair to the residents to put a medical clinic with unfortunate clients near people who are fortunate and look like good `marks'." (Email from Jennifer Lipkin Dimas, Sept. 13, 2022.) • "... we do NOT want and do NOT support the Opioid Center ... We do not support the type of clientele this will bring to the heart of Tustin." (Email from Melissa Baum, Sept. 22, 2022.) • "There should not be ANY methadone clinic anywhere in the City of Tustin." (Email from :Dona Evans, Sept. 23, 2022.) • "I'm concerned this CUP will bring an undesirable element to the area." (eComment submitted Sept. 26, 2022 at 8:02pm.) • "We are raising a family and primarily concerned for the safety and well-being of our children (age 6 and 9). Hike to encourage my children's independence, but its hard to let them bike over to a friends house on their own or to the corner store if 4 Acadia continues to dispute that this is the appropriate land use classification because the term "clinic" (which Tustin's Zoning Code does not define) implies the CTC will provide urgent and/or unscheduled medical services. That is not the proposed use. Like a "medical office," the CTC will provide medication and/or counseling to patients on an appointment basis only. 2499/037605-0001 18438923.2 a]0/28/22 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 RUTAN RUTAN 6 TUCKER, 11P City Clerk's Office October 28, 2022 Page 5 there are unsafe people lingering around. Please send the methadone clinic to a different city, not Tustin." (Email from Dede Sabey, Sept. 26, 2022.) • "We cannot believe that such a disastrous use would be considered for one second by anyone in the City ... We do not want or need almost 1,000 active drug addicts per week walking unsupervised on the streets of Tustin." (Email from Ian Carter on behalf of 40 owners and tenants of Wellington Plaza, Sept. 16, 2022.) "The proposed move of the OPIOID Clinic to our city means more crime and violence. Being woke and progressive might be politically correct, but it does nothing for the citizens of Tustin." (Email from Luana G. Langlois, Sept. 24, 2022.) • "I am informed by owners of many nearby businesses that they are ... seeking to obtain CCW licenses in order to protect their families, employees, customers, clients, as well as the residential and business premises" from Acadia's proposed CTC. (Letter from Gregory N. Morse, Esq., Sept. 20, 2022.) Acadia's experience with the City's land use approval process is a text book example of the way "routine policies, practices, and procedures" that "seem[] neutral" make it "difficult or impossible for a person with a disability to participate." (DOJ Primer.) Critically, the Director's determination does not dispute that denial of Acadia's CUP is a foregone conclusion. It does not provide any assurance that the staff will reconsider its negative recommendation. It does not offer to publicly support Acadia in correcting misinformation about the volume of calls for service attributable to Acadia's Santa Ana CTC and other misperceptions about Acadia's patients and operations (e.g., Acadia's patients are not "active drug addicts" or "unsafe people"). It does not commit to discussing concerns with Acadia before using them as a basis for a staff recommendation. It does not explain what, if anything, staff will do to mitigate the trauma and terror Acadia's employees and patients will experience if they are subjected to more discriminatory comments (and threats) from members of the community. It does not even commit to a meeting with Acadia to discuss how, under these circumstances, the City can possibly ensure a "fair hearing." Instead, the Director's determination contends that, as long as the City ultimately states a non-discriminatory reason to deny Acadia's CUP, the City will have fully complied with its obligations under the ADA and tells Acadia "[w]e will inform you when the public hearing is noticed." There was no legitimate basis for the Director to determine a reasonable modification is not "necessary" to avoid discrimination on the basis of disability. 28 F.I. 35.130(b)(7)(i). This ' Mr. Morse's letter stating that residents and business owners near the Property plan to carry concealed firearms to protect themselves from Acadia's CTC is deeply concerning. (Letter from Gregory N. Morse, Esq., Sept. 20, 2022.) 2499/037605-0001 18438923.2 a]0/28/22 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 RUTAN RUTAN 6 TUCKER, 11P City Clerk's Office October 28, 2022 Page 6 determination ignores the discrimination Acadia has already endured and will continue to experience if it has no choice but to see the CUP process through to the end. The City's Zoning Code Cannot Abrogate the Right to be Free from Discrimination The Director's denial letter also claims she cannot reconsider her land use classification (or otherwise explore any other path to approval) because Acadia did not file a timely appeal of her land use determination.6 (Enclosure B, p. 2.) This improperly conflates administrative appeals of planning and zoning decisions with ADA reasonable modifications requests and violates the ADA in at least four other respects. First, the right to be free from disability discrimination (including the right to reasonable modifications to avoid discrimination on the basis of disability) cannot be extinguished by a purported failure to exhaust a local agency's administrative remedies. See, e.g., Daubert v. City of Lindsay, 37 F. Supp. 3d 1168, 1179 (E.D. Cal. 2014); Schonfeld v. City of Carlsbad, 978 F. Supp. 1329, 1334 (S.D. Cal. 1997), aff d, 172 F.3d 876 (9th Cir. 1999). The City cannot use local bureaucratic hurdles to infringe on or curtail the ADA's protections for individuals with disabilities. See, e.g., Mary Jo C. v. New York State & Loc. Ret. Sys., 707 F.3d 144, 163 (2d Cir. 2013); Crowder v. Kitagawa, 81 F.3d 1480, 1485 (9th Cir. 1996). Second, Acadia's reasonable modification request is "to allow Acadia to operate a CTC at the Property in a manner that complies with the City's objective zoning standards and assuages the City's concerns." (Enclosure A, p. 16.) Reconsideration of the Director's land use classification is one way to accomplish this. It is not the only way. As discussed above, if this proposal amounted to a fundamental alteration or resulted in an undue burden (which the Director did not determine), then the next step would be to "take any other action that would not result in such an alteration or such burdens but would nevertheless ensure that individuals with disabilities receive the benefits or services provided by the public entity." 28 C.F.R. § 35,150(a)(3). The :Director made no attempt to do this. She ignored Acadia's requests for meetings to discuss its reasonable modification request, denied the request, and told Acadia her department would, once again, unilaterally set a public hearing date for a Planning Commission hearing on Acadia's CUP application. Third, to the extent the Director is concerned that an appeal of her land use classification would be untimely, the ADA's reasonable modification requirement provides many options to alleviate this concern. For example, to grant a reasonable modification, the City could waive or extend its appeal deadline for land use determinations. See, e.g., Mary Jo C., supra, 707 F.3d at b As a point of clarification, the reason Acadia did not appeal the Director's land use classification was because the Director falsely assured Acadia that the City's Zoning Administrator could approve a CUP for Acadia's CTC on short order. Acadia continued to object to the land use determination, but it acquiesced to the Director's direction and submitted an application for a CUP. 2499/037605-0001 18438923.2 a]0/28/22 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 RUTAN RUTAN 6 TUCKER, 11P City Clerk's Office October 28, 2022 Page 7 161-165. It could allow Acadia to file a new use classification request. If the Director was inclined to deny Acadia's request, she had an obligation to work with Acadia to explore other options (like this) as part of the interactive process. 28 C.F.I. 35.150(a)(3). Finally, although Acadia appreciates and understands the Director's concern for the "many members of the public" who "have already submitted oral and written comments" and values input from the community, one of the core purposes of the ADA (and other civil rights laws) is to ensure that the rights of people with disabilities are not dictated by the masses. 42 U.S.C. § 12 10 1; see also PGA Tour, Inc. v. Martin, 532 U.S. 661, 675 (2001). The community's concerns about Acadia's CTC are based on misinformation about the calls for service attributable to Acadia's Santa Ana CTC and common, but unfounded, fears and prejudices about individuals in recovery from Opioid Use Disorder (i.e., the misperception that Acadia's patients are "active drug addicts" who will pose a danger to the community). In reality, Acadia operates dozens of CTCs across the country (at least nine of which are in California) without any of the health or safety issues members of the Tustin community have raised. (See, e.g., Enclosure A, Attachment 24.) In 2022, seven of Acadia's facilities in five states ranked in Newsweek's list of America's Best Addiction Treatment Centers. But these facts are likely to be lost on the members of the community who oppose Acadia's CTC. For example, the City received a written public comment on behalf of the owner and 40+ tenants of Wellington Plaza stating in no uncertain terms that they "see nothing [Acadia] can say or do that will change the position of the residents and business owners within Tustin that vehemently object to this use being in our City." (Email from Ian Carter, Sept. 22, 2022.) In circumstances like this, the ADA requires the City to protect the rights of individuals with disabilities, even if doing so is not politically popular. Reasons for Appeal As outlined above and discussed in more detail in Acadia's reasonable modification request (Enclosure A), the City and its Director have made many prejudicial mistakes in the processing of Acadia's land use applications and reasonable modification request. A non -exhaustive list is summarized below for ease of reference. 1. The City's planning staff subjected Acadia's application to heightened level of scrutiny that it would not have used if Acadia's CTC served patients with a less stigmatizing medical condition (e.g., diabetes, cancer, infertility, renal failure, sports injuries, etc.). 2. The Director falsely assured Acadia that, if Acadia waived its right to an appeal of her land use determination, the City's Zoning Administrator could approve Acadia's CUP on an expedited basis. After Acadia acquiesced to the Director's direction, the Director held it against Acadia by denying their reasonable 2499/037605-0001 18438923.2 a]0/28/22 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 RUTAN RUTAN 6 TUCKER, 11P City Clerk's Office October 28, 2022 Page 8 modification request on the basis that Acadia declined to appeal her land use determination. 3, The City's planning staff ignored and/or denied Acadia's requests for meetings with City staff to discuss its Project. In particular, the City's planning staff declined Acadia's offers to meet with members of Tustin's Police Department to answer any questions they may have, and then later informed Acadia staff would recommend denial of Acadia's CUP based on safety concerns. 4. The City's planning staff did not communicate their concerns about the CTC to Acadia in a timely fashion, nor give Acadia any opportunity to respond to them before unilaterally scheduling and noticing a public hearing with an anticipated staff recommendation of denial. 5. The Director's rationale for recommending denial of Acadia's CUP was entirely based on a misinterpretation about calls for service data for Acadia's Santa Ana CTC. The Director erroneously believed Acadia's Santa Ana CTC had generated hundreds of calls for service in a two and a half year period. In reality, Acadia generated approximately ten calls for service during that period. 6. The City did not respond to Acadia's requests for an explanation of, information, or documents that outline the basis for staff s anticipated recommendation that the Planning Commission deny Acadia's application for a CUP.7 7. Planning staff used language in their public hearing notice that unnecessarily highlighted that Acadia's patients would be individuals in recovery from Opioid Use Disorder. This decision virtually guaranteed widespread fear of and opposition. to Acadia's project. 8. The Director denied Acadia's reasonable modification request for wholly illegitimate reasons (e.g., failure to appeal the Director's land use determination and deference to members of the community opposed to the Project). 9. The Director failed to engage in any semblance of an interactive process to evaluate whether there are ways to approve Acadia's request or otherwise find a path The owner of the Property (Phillip Teyssier) has submitted requests under the California Public Records Act ("PRA") to research this. Other than the Director's July 21, 2022 completement determination (Enclosure A, Attachment 17), the City has never provided a single record memorializing any concern about Acadia's CTC. The City has never confirmed that it has provided any and all disclosable public records that are responsive to Mr. Teyssier's PRA requests. 2499/037605-0001 18438923.2 a]0/28/22 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 RUTAN RUTAN 6 TUCKER, 11P City Clerk's Office October 28, 2022 Page 9 forward that will allow Acadia to provide a much -needed service to individuals with disabilities in Tustin. 10. The Director claimed the City's CUP process can provide a "a pathway for a fair hearing" but did not explain how the City will accomplish this in light of the discrimination Acadia has already experienced and will continue to experience if Acadia sees this highly -discretionary and publicly -scrutinized process through to the end. 11. The Director did not dispute that denial of Acadia's CUP is a foregone conclusion. She merely assured Acadia that the impending denial will be based on "proper grounds." The ADA requires the City to proactively and reactively ensure its programs, services, and activities (including its zoning) accessible to people with disabilities. Viewed in its entirety, this record illustrates that the City's planning staff and Director have done the opposite in this instance. From the beginning, they have been looking for reasons to deny Acadia's request to operate a CTC in Tustin. Relief Sought As a threshold matter, Acadia acknowledges that Section 9294(a) of the Tustin Municipal Code ("TMC") states that appeals of "[a]ny decision of the Director of Community Development or the Zoning Administrator" may be heard by the Planning Commission at a public hearing, but in these unique circumstances, this appeal process is problematic for all of the same reasons the CUP process is problematic. (See Enclosure A, pp. 15-16.) For example, like Acadia's CUP, supporting Acadia's appeal of the Director's denial of Acadia's reasonable modification request would require Acadia's patients to publicly "out" themselves as people in recovery with a stigmatizing disorder. The Planning Commission is an appointed political body that, justifiably, will face tremendous political pressure to respond to the concerns of their constituents. The public comment on Acadia's CUP application (some of which is summarized above) has been particularly acrimonious. For these reasons, Acadia hereby submits another reasonable modification request that the appeal of its reasonable accommodation request be heard and decided by either: (1) a third party hearing officer with ADA expertise who Acadia has a role in selecting (with compensation split equally); or (2) a member of City staff with ADA expertise who has had no involvement whatsoever in the underlying proceedings. Acadia further requests that, if public input is taken at the appeal hearing, that the City meet and confer with Acadia on ways to protect the safety, dignity, and privacy of Acadia's supporters (staff, patients, and their loved ones). 2499/037605-0001 18438923.2 a]0/28/22 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 RUTAN RUTAN 6 TUCKER, 11P City Clerk's Office October 28, 2022 Page 10 In addition, as noted above, the relief Acadia is seeking through this appeal is a reversal of the Director's denial of Acadia's request, or in the alternative, any other path forward that will allow Acadia to operate its much -needed CTC at the Property. In the immediate short term, Acadia requests an "all hands" meeting with Acadia's team, the owner of the Property, and legal counsel for all parties to discuss Acadia's options moving forward. Legal Repercussions if Appeal is Denied Acadia has no desire to engage in litigation with the City. It wants to work cooperatively with the City to address any concerns and find a solution that will allow it to provide a much - needed service to Tustin's community. But after nearly a year, Acadia has reached a breaking point. The Director has not stated any valid basis to recommend denial of Acadia's CUP, nor to deny Acadia's reasonable modification request. If the City does not recognize and start upholding its obligations under the ADA (and related laws), Acadia will have no choice but to file a legal action to enforce its rights and ensure its patients have access to the treatment they need. To keep this process moving forward, Acadia requests the above -described "all hands" meeting by December 1, 2022, and an appeal hearing before January 1, 2023. Acadia has been seeking approval of its CTC since January of 2022. Pushing these decisions out any further amounts to denial by delay. Please do not hesitate to contact me directly if you have any questions or would like to discuss. We look forward to the City's response. Respectfully submitted, .+ 4 1I '. • AP Enclosures: A. Acadia's Reasonable Modification Request B. City's Letter Denying Reasonable Modification Request C. Photocopy of Check for $1,050 for 2022-23 Planning Division. Appeal. Fee cc: Via email only: Brian Spalding, Acadia Healthcare, Inc. Diana Wydo, Acadia Healthcare, Inc. 2499/037605-0001 18438923.2 a]0/28/22 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 RUTAN RUTAN 6 TUCKER, 11P City Clerk's Office October 28, 2022 Page 11 Daniel Hymas, Acadia Healthcare, Inc. Philip Teyssier, Atomic Investments, Inc. Justina L. Willkom, Community Development Director Erica N. Yasuda, City Clerk & ADA Compliance Officer Mariam Madjlessi Community Development ADA Liaison Irma Huitron, Assistant Director - Planning Raymond Barragan, Principal Planner Leila Carver, Planning Consultant David E. Kendig, City Attorney Michael Daudt, City Attorney's Office 2499/037605-0001 18438923.2 a]0/28/22 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 i i - • MMMA 1 November 28, 2022 onivoZEM Alisha Patterson a aterson a rutan.com Rutan & Tucker, LLP 18575 Jamboree Road, 9t" Floor Irvine, CA 92612 Re: Appeal of Denial of Request for Disability -Related Reasonable Accommodation — Comprehensive Treatment Center at 535 E. First Street, Second Floor, Tustin, CA Dear Ms. Patterson: I am writing in response to the written appeal dated October 28, 2022 ("Appeal"), submitted by your office on behalf of California Treatment Services (a subsidiary of Acadia Healthcare Company, Inc.) ("Acadia"). To date, Acadia has submitted two formal requests for disability -related reasonable modifications related to Acadia's proposed operation of an outpatient treatment and counseling center, commonly referred to as a "comprehensive treatment center" or "CTC" ("Project") at 535 E. First Street ("Property"). As we understand them, the two requests are as follows: 1. First Request. By letter dated September 20, 2022, Acadia submitted its request to "allow Acadia to operate a CTC at the Property in a manner that complies with the City's objective zoning standards and assuages the City's concerns." Central to this request was Acadia's proposal that the City determine the Project is permitted by right. This proposal would reverse the City's April 12, 2022 Use Determination, which concluded that the proposed CTC is most analogous to the medical land use category that includes clinics for out -patients only, including medical clinics, healthcare centers and urgent care, which is allowed with approval of a Conditional Use Permit ("CUP") in the DCSP-DA-3 zone, within which the Property is located. This First Request was denied by the Community Development Director by letter dated October 21, 2022, and is the subject of the Appeal. 2. Second Request. Acadia submitted another reasonable modification request on October 28, 2022 asking thatthe Appeal be heard and decided by either: (1) a third -party hearing 300 Centennial Way, Tustin, CA 92780 • 714-573-3000 9 tustinca.org DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 535 First Street - Response November 28, 2022 Page (2 officer with ADA expertise who Acadia has a role in selecting, or (2) a member of City staff with ADA expertise who has had no involvement whatsoever in the underling proceedings. Additionally, Acadia requested that if public input is taken at the AppeaL hearing, that the City meet and confer with Acadia on ways to protect the safety, dignity, and privacy of Acadia's supporters. The aspects of the Second Request that ask the City to preclude public input or participation and to preempt decision -making by public officials tasked with hearing such appeals is both unreasonable and unnecessary. Acadia has not demonstrated that granting the request is necessary to avoid discrimination. Instead, Acadia erroneously assumes that the Tustin Planning Commission is incapable of deciding the appeal on non-discriminatory grounds. The City will articulate for the Commission the legal parameters within which a decision on this Appeal may properly be considered. Your client assumes, without evidence or basis, that the Planning Commission will be incapable of operating within legal parameters, and on the basis of that erroneous assumption, requests wholesale abandonment of the legal appeal process. Therefore, the Second Request is denied because it too seeks a broad, unnecessary waiver of the applicable process for handling of the AppeaL. In addition, the City currently has no third party hearing officer under contract who has been designated with the appropriate authority, so there is no mechanism in place for referring the decisions to a third party hearing officer that doesn't itself involve an approval process conducted in a public meeting. Described in further detail below, the City will take specific steps to ensure the Appeal will be subject to a Lawful review process and to avoid unlawful discrimination in the decision -makers' evaluation process. Request for ALL Hands Meeting As outlined in our response to your reasons for appeal below, there have been several miscommunications and conflicting recollections of past conversations between the parties. To avoid any further inconsistencies in the record, going forward, the City prefers to communicate about this project in writing to minimize further miscommunications. To this end, the following corrections of the record are provided below along with next steps. City's Response to Acadia's Reasons for Appeal The City offers the following response to Acadia's list of 11 reasons for appeal: 1. The City's planning staff subjected Acadia's application to heightened level of scrutiny that it would not have used if Acadia's CTC served patients with a less stigmatizing medical condition (e.g., diabetes, cancer, infertility, renal failure, sports injuries, etc.). 300 Centennial Way, Tustin, CA 92780 • 714-573-3000 • tustinca.org DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 535 First Street - Response November 28, 2022 Page (3 This is inaccurate. Every development application is unique. Staff's assessment differs on a case -by -case basis based on the scope and operational characteristic of a proposed project. There is no uniform standard of scrutiny. 2. The Director falsely assured Acadia that, if Acadia waived its right to an appeal of her land use determination, the City's Zoning Administrator could approve Acadia's CUP on an expedited basis. AfterAcadia acquiesced to the Director's direction, the Director held it against Acadia by denying their reasonable modification request on the basis that Acadia declined to appeal her land use determination. This is inaccurate. While a possibility of consideration of the CUP by the Zoning Administrator was discussed, there was no commitment to this path. At no time was Acadia encouraged to waive its right to an appeal of the Use Determination. 3. The City's planning staff ignored and/or denied Acadia's requests for meetings with City staff to discuss its Project, In particular, the City's planning staff declined Acadia'5 offers to meet with members of Tustin's Police Department to answer any questions they may have, and then later informed Acadia staff would recommend denial of Acadia's CUP based on safety concerns. This is inaccurate. Multiple meetings with the applicant, property owner, and applicant's consultant occurred during the course of the application review. At these meetings numerous concerns from all departments including safety concerns from the Police Department were discussed. It is typical for Community Development Department staff to convey and transmit comments to and from all operating departments and/or other agencies to an applicant. 4. The City's planning staff did not communicate their concerns about the CTC to Acadia in a timely fashion, nor give Acadia any opportunity to respond to them before unilaterally scheduling and noticing a public hearing with an anticipated staff recommendation of denial. This is inaccurate. City staff scheduled and noticed the public hearing in response to pressure from the property owner to bring the matter to hearing. Acadia was notified of staff's intent to recommend denial of the Project when the meeting date was set. Once scheduled, City staff continued the public hearing at the request of the applicant. On August 11, 2022, the City provided the property owner and applicant data related to police calls for service and incidents at Acadia's Santa Ana CTC (2101 E. 15t Street). 5. The Director's rationale for recommending denial ofAcadia 's CUP was entirely based on a misinterpretation about calls forservice data forAcadia's Santa Ana CTC. The Director erroneously believed Acadia's Santa Ana CTC had generated hundreds of calls for 300 Centennial Way, Tustin, CA 92780 • 714-573-3000 r tustinca.org DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 535 First Street - Response November 28, 2022 Page (4 service in a two and a half year period. In reality, Acadia generated approximately ten calls for service during that period. We dispute Acadia's interpretation of the data. Three spreadsheets and three corresponding charts are attached, which identify with specificity the calls for service attributable to Acadia's Santa Ana CTC (2101 E. 15t Street) between 1/1/20 and 6/1/22 as compared to those calls attributed to the surrounding commercial center and Sunland Motel (2031 E. 1st Street and 2111 E. 15t Street). While City staff remains open to the applicant's thoughts on the topic, Acadia's interpretation of the calls for service appears to substantially understate the calls for service attributable to its existing operations in Santa Ana. 6. The City did not respond to Acadia's requests for an explanation of, information, or documents that outline the basis for staff's anticipated recommendation that the Planning Commission deny Acadia's application fora CUP. This is inaccurate. As stated above, On August 11, 2022, the City provided the property owner and applicant data related to police calls for service and incidents at Acadia's Santa Ana CTC (2101 E. 15t Street). A further explanation and/or documentation was not provided because Acadia requested the hearing be deferred to a date uncertain and submitted its own analysis of the calls for service, so the relevant agenda materials remain in draft form and have not been finalized or released publicly. 7. Planning staffusedlanguageintheirpublichearingnoticethatunnecessarilyhighlighted that Acadia's patients would be individuals in recovery from Opioid Use Disorder. This decision virtually guaranteed widespread fear of and opposition to Acadia's project. This is inaccurate. The language "used" by Planning staff in the public hearing notice tracked the language provided byAcadia in its application materials. The language is not City staff's; it was your client's description of the proposed use. Presumably, your client depicted it accurately, and the City's notice of the application should do so as well. 8. The Director denied Acadia'3 reasonable modification request for wholly illegitimate reasons (e.g., failure to appeal the Director's land use determination and deference to members of the community opposed to the Project). We dispute this assertion. As emphasized in the Director's October 21 letter itself, the Director determined that the requested modification of policies, practices and procedures is not necessary, and that the request (like the most recent request) is based on the erroneous assumption that the City will base its determinations on improper grounds rather than proper grounds. The Director's denial of the First Request was properly made. 9. The Director failed to engage in any semblance of an interactive process to evaluate whether there are ways to approve Acadia's request or otherwise find a path forward that will allow Acadia to provide a much -needed service to individuals with disabilities in Tustin. 300 Centenniai Way, Tustin, CA 92780 • 714-573-3000 • tustinca.org DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 535 First Street - Response November 28, 2022 Page (5 This is inaccurate. The City maintains that the requested reasonable modification is not necessary to avoid discrimination on the basis of disability. The City continues to identify the path forward — via the CUP approval process — and your client has not established that abandoning that path is necessary to avoid discrimination on the basis of disability. The path forward sought by Acadia is a complete abrogation of the processes established by the TCC. This is unreasonable and unnecessary because the proposed use may be approved at the Property pursuant to a CUP. Acadia takes exception to the requirement for a CUP but has not shown that requiring the CTC to obtain a CUP, or any other discretionary land use approval, is prohibited by the ADA. 10. The Director claimed the City s CUP process can provide a "a path way for a fair hearing" but did not explain how the City will accomplish this in light of the discrimination Acadia has already experienced and will continue to experience if Acadia sees this highly - discretionary and publicly -scrutinized process through to the end. This is inaccurate. Acadia continues to erroneously assume that the appointed public officials responsible for considering the CUP are incapable of making a non-discriminatory land -use decision. In an effort to provide your client further assurances, the City will offer the following admonishment prior to consideration of the appeal and, if there is a Planning Commission hearing on the CUP, prior to the hearing on the CUP: "If approved, the proposed CTC would exclusively serve persons receiving treatment for Opioid Use Disorder. To be a patient at the CTC, an individual cannot be actively using illegal drugs. Persons receiving such treatment are "qualified individuals] with a disability" afforded full protection under the Americans with Disabilities Act ("ADA"). And the ADA prohibits the City from discriminating against qualified individuals in making land use decisions. In considering this application and the appeal, the Planning Commission may not treat the proposed CTC differently than it would any other medical clinic. It may not base its decision on the fact that patients at the CTC will be receiving treatment for Opioid Use Disorder. Nor may unsubstantiated fears, prejudice, or stereotypes related to persons recovering from Opioid Use Disorder form the basis of the Planning Commission's decision. [The following sentence will be added to the admonishment if the appeal results in a public hearing on the CUP application:] However, the Planning Commission may assess the operational characteristics of the proposed use and its potential impacts — without reference to the persons receiving treatment at the CTC — and make a determination based on the criteria set forth at TCC § 9291(c)." it � • :i • ii� • r DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 535 First Street - Response November 28, 2022 Page (6 This admonishment will be repeated several times, and in the following manners: • Posted with the public hearing notice; Published online with the meeting agenda; and Read aloud by legal counsel prior to the opening of the hearing(s) for the CUP. Additionally, in an effort to assuage your client's concerns that a staff recommendation of denial may improperly prejudice the Commission, City staff will prepare its Staff Report without a recommendation for either denial or approval of the proposed CTC. Instead, the staff recommendation will identify options for the Commission to approve or deny the application. 11. The Director did not dispute that denial ofAcadia 's CUP is a foregone conclusion. She merely assured Acadia that the impending denial will ,be ,based on `proper grounds. " This is inaccurate. Acadia itself is the only one suggesting that denial of Acadia's CUP is a foregone conclusion. The City maintains that the application can and will be subject to fair and non-discriminatory consideration. In other words, denial of Acadia's CUP is not a foregone conclusion. Appeal Process The Appeal will be set for consideration by the Planning Commission on December 13, 2022. Alternatively, the Appeal may be scheduled for January 10, 2023 if that date is preferable to your client. Issues to be decided on appeal will include: 1. Whether reasonable modifications to the City's policies, practices, or procedures are necessary to avoid discrimination on the basis of disability? And if so, 2. Which modifications are necessary? The following modifications are included in the First Request: a. "to allow Acadia to operate a CTC at the Property in a manner that complies with the City's objective zoning standards and assuages the City's concerns." b. "determine the Project is permitted by right, like other similar uses in the zone (e.g., medical and dental offices, including labs; ophthalmologists and optometry services; physical therapy facilities; psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, counselors and therapist offices; animal hospitals and clinics, including boarding; body art facilities) ... allow[ing] the City to approve the Project through at a staff - level based on objective development criteria that protect staff's and the community's interests." onouSignEnvelope ID: 5a2r854A-AE80-4a5D-813o-3E2S8rar00a5 535 FirstStmeet-Hesponse November 28.2OZ2 Page17 Because the 4opeai pertains to a request for disabiUtv-nekated neasonobie rnodhicaton, it vviii be considered without pubUc hearing. [TCC § 9278 d.3]. As required by the Brown Act the meeting wiLL be open to the pubLic, and those members of the pubLic who have requested notice reiatadtothe appUcation vviiicontinue to receive notice. The admonitions identified in item 10 above wiLL be provided, the Letters submitted on behaLf of your cLient wiLL be incLuded with the staff report, and your cUent may present evidence in support of the requests in writing and PLease confirm and respond with your preference of meeting date for the Appeal. to be heard by the PLanning Commission by cLose of business on Friday December 2, 2022. |fnoresponse isreceived, the City vviiiproceed with the January lO.Z0Z3date. Sinoenek( EDocuSigned by'. Community DeveiopnnentDepartment City of Tustin cc (via e-rnaiinnk) Daniel. Hvmas.Acadia Heahbcane,Inc. PhibpTeyssier,Atomic Investments, Inc. Erica N.Yasudm.City Ched«&AOACompUenceOfficer Mariam MadjiessiCommunity De\ebopmentADALiaison Irma Huitrun.Assistant Director - Pimnning Raymond Barragan.Principal. Pianner LeiiaCarver, PianningConsuitant David E. Kendig. City Attorney Michael. [)audt.Assistant City Attorney DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 RESOLUTION NO.4466 A RESOLUTION OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF TUSTIN, DENYING A REQUEST FOR DISABILTY- RELATED MODIFICATION OF POLICIES, PRACTICES AND/OR PROCEDURES RELATED TO A PROPOSED OUT- PATIENT TREATMENT AND COUNSELING CENTER FOR OPIOID USE DISORDER UTILIZING MEDICATED -ASSISTED TREATMENT (MAT) IN COMBINATION WITH COUNSELING AND BEHAVIORAL THERAPIES AT 535 E. FIRST STREET, SECOND FLOOR The Planning Commission does hereby resolve as follows: The Planning Commission finds and determines as follows: A. That California Treatment Services, a subsidiary of Acadia Healthcare Company, Inc. ("Acadia"), seeks to establish an out -patient treatment and counseling center (Comprehensive Treatment Center or CTC) for opioid use disorder utilizing medicated -assisted treatment (MAT) in combination with counseling and therapies at 535 E. First Street, Second Floor, Tustin, California (the "Property"). B. That the Property is located within Development Area DA-3 of the DCCSP and has a DCCSP General Plan land use designation. C. That the proposed CTC use is not expressly listed as a permitted use in in the DCCSP, D. That in a zoning letter dated February 17, 2022, the Community Development Director ("Director") preliminarily determined that the proposed use was more closely related to a listed category of clinics for out -patients only services, which requires a CUP. E. That on March 18, 2022, Acadia requested that the Director reconsider the zoning letter determination, urging her to determine that the proposed use be categorized the same as medical and dental offices and labs, which are permitted by right. F. That on April 12, 2022, pursuant to Tustin City Code (TCC) Section 9298b and DCCSP Section 6.1.7, the Director issued a formal "Use Determination" determining that the proposed CTC use is similar to the medical land use category that includes clinics for out -patients only, including medical clinics, healthcare centers, and urgent care, which is allowed in the DCCSP - DA-3 zone with the approval of a CUP. G. That on April 19, 2022, Acadia submitted a Conditional Use Permit (CUP) application for the proposed CTC. H. That in accordance with TCC section 9294, the Use Determination letter informed Acadia that it could appeal the determination by filing an appeal by 17$43997.1 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Resolution No. 4466 Appeal of Denial of Request for Disability -Related Reasonable Modification January 10, 2023 Page 2 April 22no (within ten (10) calendar days of the April 12, 2022, determination). No appeal was filed during that time. That the Americans with Disabilities Act ("ADA") (42 USC Section 12131 et. seq) prohibits public entities from discriminating against qualified individuals on the basis of disability. Persons receiving treatment for Opioid Use Disorder, who are not currently engaged in illegal drug use, are classified as persons with a disability under the ADA. A public entity must make reasonable modifications to its policies, practices, or procedures — including land use planning and zoning regulations — when the modifications are necessary to avoid discrimination on the basis of disability, unless the public entity can demonstrate that making the modifications would fundamentally alter the nature of the service, program, or activity. J. That on September 20, 2022, Acadia and the owner of the Property, Atomic Investments, Inc. ("Atomic") submitted a written request for a °disability -related reasonable modification to the City of Tustin's ... policies, practices, and/or procedures to allow Acadia to operate an outpatient treatment and counseling center..." (the "Request for Disability -Related Reasonable Modification"). The September 20 letter also requested that the City again revisit the Use Determination and determine that the proposed use is permitted by right because, in the applicant's view, the proposed use is akin to "medical and dental offices, including labs", which are permitted by right in the DCCSP. (Attachment 1.) K. That on October 21, 2022, the Community Development Director responded in writing to the Request for Disability -Related Reasonable Modification and determined that a modification of the City's policies, practices, and/or procedures to treat the use as permitted by right is not necessary to avoid discrimination on the basis of disability. (Attachment 2.) L. That on October 28, 2022, pursuant to Tustin City Code (TCC) § 9294(a), Acadia filed a formal appeal to the Planning Commission of the Director's denial of the Request for Disability -Related Reasonable Modification. (Attachment 3.) The relief sought in the appeal is described by Acadia as follows: "The relief Acadia is seeking is reversal of the Directors denial of Acadia's request, or in the alternative, any other path forward that will allow Acadia to operate its much -needed CTC at the Property." M. On November 28, 2022, the Director responded in writing with a detailed response to Acadia's October 28, 2022 appeal letter. (Attachment 4.) N. That the Planning Commission considered said appeal at a duly noticed public meeting on January 10, 2023. F -1. 1743997.1 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Resolution No. 4466 Appeal of Denial of Request for Disability -Related Reasonable Modification January 10, 2023 Page 3 P. That the Planning Commission has carefully reviewed and considered all of the evidence presented in connection with the appeal, including, but not limited to, the agenda report, and all written and oral testimony presented. IL The Planning Commission hereby denies the Request for Disability -Relate Reasonable Accommodation, upholding the Community Development Director October 21, 2022 determination, and finding that a modification of the City's policie practices, and/or procedures is not necessary to avoid discrimination on the basis disability. I 'Imige !C.1! 111111111111IN-jailre 1111111"o 0 off a 11! 11111 Q 1111R poirsuffl— 0011me BONN= 0 0 VI. The Planning Commission finds that it can and will decide the application for a Conditional Use Permit without discriminating on the basis of disability, so a modification of the City's policies, practices, and/or procedures is not necessary to avoid discrimination on the basis of disability. PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Planning Commission of the City of Tustin, at a regular meeting on the loth day of january� 2023. DAVID J. ME-CLO, JR. Chairperson JLIVNA L. WILLIKOM Planning Commission Secretary 174_1997A DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Resolution No. 4466 Appeal of Denial of Request for Disability -Related Reasonable Modification January 10, 2023 Page 4 WUA�Mlnijg N 1, JUSTINA L. WILLKOM, the undersignedi hereby certify that I arn the Planning Commission Secretary of the Planning Commission of the City of Tustin, California; that Resolution No. 4466 was duly passed and adopted at a regular meeting of the Tustin Planning Commissioni held on the 101h day of January 2023. higuchi, Kozak, Mason, Mello (4) Chu (1) , 14ALt_� JUG -A L. WILLKOM Planning Commission Secretary 1743997,1 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 ATTACHMENT 1 September 20, 2022 VIA E-MAIL Justina L. Willkom City of Tustin Community Development Director JWillkom@tustinca.org Erica N. Yasuda City of Tustin City Clerk & ADA Compliance Officer EYasuda@tustinca.org Brian Spalding Direct Dial: (828) 421-6833 E-mail: Brian.Spalding@AcadiaHealthcare.com Mariam Madjlessi City of Tustin Community Development ADA Liaison MMadjlessi@tustinca.org David E. Kendig City of Tustin City Attorney DKendig@wss-law.com Re: Request for Disability -Related Reasonable Accommodation - Comprehensive Treatment Center at 535 E. First Street, Second Floor, Tustin, CA Dear Gentlepersons: By this letter, and pursuant to Section 35.130(b)(7)(i) of Title 28 of the Code of Federal Regulations, wet are formally requesting a disability -related reasonable modification to the City of Tustin's ("City" or "Tustin") policies, practices, and/or procedures to allow Acadia to operate an outpatient treatment and counseling center, commonly referred to as a "comprehensive treatment center" or "CTC" ("Project") at 535. E. First Street, Second Floor (the "Property"). The comprehensive treatment center would serve members of the community who rely on medicated - assisted treatment ("MCAT"), counseling, and/or behavioral therapies to recover from Opioid Use Disorder. The City's Planning Commission is scheduled to resume its public hearing on our Project on September 27, 2022. In light of this reasonable modification request, we anticipate we will submit another written request for a continuance of that hearing, but we would like to discuss our options with the City's Project team before we make a decision. In addition, we have not received confirmation from the City that it has provided a complete response to a :Public Records Act request we submitted on July 21, 2022. Specifically, we requested records that will help us understand the basis for staff's concerns about our Project. The records the City has provided to date do not include any written opposition from any Tustin employee to our Project. Nevertheless, we are told staff plans to recommend the Planning Commission deny our request for a Conditional Use Permit because it believes the Project is incompatible with I In this letter, "we" and "our" collectively refers to California Treatment Services (a subsidiary of Acadia Healthcare Company, Inc.) ("Acadia") (the prospective tenant) and Atomic Investments, Inc. ("Atomic") (the owner of the Property). 2499/037605-0001 18248045.2 a09/20/22 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Justina L. Willkom Erica N. Yasuda Mariam Madjlessi David E. Kendig September 20, 2022 Page 2 surrounding uses and will be detrimental to the health, safety, and general welfare "based upon law enforcement data received relative to a similar use operated by [Acadia] in an adjacent city." (Attachment 17.) As discussed in more detail below, staff s anticipated denial recommendation is based on a misunderstanding about the number of calls for service Acadia's CTC in the City of Santa Ana generates. The reality is that Acadia's Santa Ana CTC generates very few calls for service approximately 10 calls in a 2.5 year period. (See Attachment 23.) The City has not divulged any valid basis to deny our request for a CUP. Moreover, in our unique circumstance, the CUP process itself is deeply flawed because the members of the community that our CTC will serve and employ i.e., individuals in recovery from addiction and those who provide services to them face profound fear and animosity from the public at large. Without a reasonable modification, we are concerned denial of our CUP is a foregone conclusion. Background on the Opioid Epidemic In the late 1990s, healthcare providers began to prescribe opioid pain relievers at greater rates. (HHovloioids.) This led to widespread misuse of both prescription and non-prescription opioids before it became clear that these medications could be highly addictive. (Ld.) "Opioid addiction is a chronic disease, like heart disease or diabetes. A chronic disease is a medical condition for life. It cannot be cured, but it can be managed. A person with addiction can regain a healthy, productive life." ("Medication -Assisted Treatment for 0 ioid Addiction — Facts for Families and friends," p. 3 [pg. 5 of pdf].) In 2016, "Opioid overdoses accounted for more than 42,000 deaths," which was "more than any previous year on record." (HHS.gov/o-pioids.) In 2017,.the United States Department of Health and Human Services ("HHS") declared a public health emergency to address the nationwide opioid crisis. (HITS Press Release, Oct. 26, 2017.) One of the stated priorities of HHS's declaration is to "[i]mprove access to prevention, treatment, and recovery support services." (Ld.) HHS recognizes that "[m]edication-assisted treatment is one way to help those with opioid addiction recover their lives." ("Medication -Assisted Treatment for Opioid Addiction —Facts for Families and friends," p. 2 of pdf) "Medication -assisted treatment" (or "MAT") "is treatment for addiction that includes the use of medication along with counseling and other support." (Ld., at p. 4 [pg. 7 of pdf] [emphasis added].) HHS recognizes that " [treatment that includes medication is often the best choice for opioid addiction." (Ld. [emphasis added].) Residents of Orange County have been hit particularly hard by the opioid epidemic. In or around 2018, the Orange County Alcohol and Drug Advisory Board ("ADAB") released a report 2499/037605-0001 18248045.2 a09/20/22 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Justina L. Willkom Erica N. Yasuda Mariam Madjlessi David E. Kendig September 20, 2022 Page 3 titled "The O ioid Crisis: A Co unityjpput �sis." Among other things, ADAB found that "Orange County has a higher per capita rate of overdose deaths than the state of California (Figure 1) and all of the surrounding southern California counties (Figure 2)." (Ld., at p. 11.) ADAB surveyed 326 consumers of opioids in Orange County. (Icy., at p. 16.) The majority (60%) reported they first started using prescription opioids, and nearly 4 in 10 (37%) started with prescription opioids and then moved on to heroin. (Ld., at p. 18.) Nearly one-third (28%) of the consumers reported having overdosed on opioids and 43% had witnessed someone else overdose on opioids. (Ld., at p. 19.) Eighty-one percent (81%) of the consumers reported that they were now abstinent from opioid use, and nine percent (9%) of the consumers reported they were undergoing medication assisted treatment (MAT). (Id., at p. 17.) One of ADAB's recommendations was to "[i]ncrease access to evidence -based Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT)." (I'., at p. 26.) Background on Acadia Healthcare Acadia is a leading provider of behavioral healthcare services across the United States. With more than 22,500 employees serving approximately 70,000 patients daily, we are the largest stand-alone behavioral health company in the U.S. We provide psychiatric and chemical dependency services to its patients in a variety of settings, including inpatient psychiatric hospitals, specialty treatment facilities, residential treatment centers, outpatient treatment and counseling centers (like the CTC proposed here), and therapeutic school -based programs. Our mission is to create a world -class organization that sets the standard of excellence in the treatment of specialty 2499/037605-0001 18248045.2 a09/20/22 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Justina L. Willkom Erica N. Yasuda Mariam Madjlessi David E. Kendig September 20, 2022 Page 4 behavioral health and addiction disorders. In 2022, seven of our facilities in five states ranked in Newsweek's list of America's Best Addiction Treatment Centers. Through our subsidiaries, we currently operate more than nine comprehensive treatment centers in the State of California (see Attachment 4, p. 45) and dozens more in other states. Our CTC in the City of Tustin would hold the following licenses, certificates, accreditations, and memberships: • A license from the California Department of Health Care Services ("DHCS") to operate a substance abuse facility using MAT modality; • A license from the United States Drug Enforcement Administration ("DEA") to allow it to administer and/or dispense specified medications (mainly, buprenorphine, methadone, and naltrexone); • A certificate from the United States Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration ("SAMHSA") to allow it to use specified medications to treat Substance Abuse diagnoses; • An accreditation from the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities ("CARF International"); and • A member of the National Association of Addiction Treatment Providers ("NAATP"). We have established a longstanding track record of being a good neighbor and conscientious member of the community. Many of our landlords provided letters speaking to this. (See Attachment 24.) Here are some examples of what our landlords had to say about our CTCs: • Acadia is "diligent about keeping their spaces, both interior and exterior in a clean and presentable manner." Its patients are "controlled and monitored" and its CTC is "compatible with other uses in the surrounding area, which include a Chiropractor, glass company, personal training facility and other retail and office uses in the immediate area." (Attachment 24, at p. 528 [Letter from RG Investment Real Estate Services, Inc. about Acadia's :Mission Treatment CTC at 8898 Clairemont Mesa Blvd., Suites H and I in San Diego, California].) 2499/037605-0001 18248045.2 a09/20/22 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Justina L. Willkom Erica N. Yasuda Mariam Madjlessi David E. Kendig September 20, 2022 Page 5 • Acadia's CTC is "clean and attractive." Its staff is "professional and diligent whenever issues need to be addressed." They have "shown professionalism in dealing with patients and [e]nsuring that the[ir] presence] at the clinics is safe and quiet for the neighborhood." (Attachment 24, at p. 529 [Letter from Terwedo Partnership about Acadia's Sacramento Comprehensive Treatment Center at 7225 East Southgate Drive in Sacramento, California.].) • "Any reservations that we, or our tenants, may have had about [Acadia] becoming a tenant have been unfounded. We haven't had any negative issues resulting from their presence." Acadia's patients as "respectful" and "come and go inconspicuously just like any other customer who comes into our plaza." Acadia's "staff members are always courteous and easily reached if we need to speak with someone." (Attachment 24, at p. 530 [Letter from Peter E. Johnson Building Supplies, Inc. about Acadia's West Lebanon Comprehensive Treatment Center (formerly, Habit OPCO) at 254 N. Plainfield Rd. in West Lebanon, New Hampshire].) • The services Acadia provides are "vital to the regional community suffering from the ill effects of substance abuse and the clients that visit the location are desperate and truly in need.... I am so confident in [Acadia's] tenancy" that "I have in the same location [as] a liquor store and [a] 35,000 square foot indoor amusement park that caters to children" with "no problems whatsoever" and no complaints about Acadia's "staff, patients, or guests." (Attachment 24, at p. 531 [Letter from Andrew Piscatelli about Acadia's Central JerseCom res�hcnsive Treatment Center at 111 Hwy. 35 in Clifford, New Jersey].) • "My partners and I had some initial concerns/conversations regarding the occupancy of Acadia Health within our property," but Acadia has proven itself to be "above average in professionalism and accountability." (Attachment 24, at p. 532 [Letter from Speed Commercial .Real Estate about Acadia's Jackson Comprehensive Treatment Center at 1935 Lakeland Drive in Jackson, Missouri) As we have offered in the past, we would be happy to provide City staff with a tour of one of our other CTCs, provided staff coordinate with us first so we can make arrangements to protect patient privacy and minimize disruption to our CTC's operations. 2499/037605-0001 18248045.2 a09/20/22 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Justina L. Willkom Erica N. Yasuda Mariam Madjlessi David E. Kendig September 20, 2022 Page 6 Disability -Related Need for the Project Our proposed Project would exclusively serve "qualified individual[s] with a disability" as that term is defined in the federal regulations that implement the Americans with Disabilities Act ("ADA"). 28 C.F.R. § 35.108(b)(2). The individuals who rely on our CTCs unquestionably have physical or mental impairments that substantially limit major life activities, as those terms are defined in the ADA's regulations. 28 C.F.R. § 35.108. The regulations recognize "drug addiction" as a "physical or mental impairment." 28 C.F.R. § 35.108(b)(2). "Major life activities" include (among other things): caring for oneself, eating, sleeping, concentrating, thinking, interacting with others, working, and neurological functioning. 28 C.F.R. § 35.108(c)(1). To be a patient of our CTCs, an individual must have Opioid Use Disorder, but that individual cannot be actively using opioids (or any other illegal drugs). CTCs are not detox facilities. They provide services (e.g., counseling) and treatment (e.g., medication) to individuals in recovery from addiction to prescription painkillers, heroin, and other opioids. A patient needs to have stopped using opioids to be eligible for services and treatment from the CTC. Our CTCs perform regular drug screenings to ensure our patients do not have any of these substances in their system at the time they obtain services and/or treatment. For our patients, the services our CTCs provide are crucial to maintaining their recovery. We have provided testimonials from recent patients attesting to this. (Attachment 25.) Here are some examples of their experiences: • Michael became addicted to opioids when his doctors prescribed them to him for pain management following a series of surgeries for a high school wrestling injury. As a college student, Michael's addiction "steadily became worse and worse." By junior year, he had stopped attending classes, and his relationship with his family was "all but destroyed." He sought treatment at Acadia's CTC in Santa Ana. Initially, he took time off school to focus on his treatment, but he has since returned to school and has "turned [his] life around in every aspect." Michael reports: "this would not have been possible without the treatment I received at this center." (Attachment 25, p. 534.) • Jeremiah became addicted to opioids after doctors prescribed them to him for health issues. His wife and children were suffering because he could not "stay off opiates." He tried to stop on his own, but he would "relapse due to cravings and withdrawals." He says the Santa Ana CTC "has saved my life and my family." (Attachment 25, p. 535.) 2499/037605-0001 18248045.2 a09/20/22 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Justina L. Willkom Erica N. Yasuda Mariam Madjlessi David E. Kendig September 20, 2022 Page 7 Sarah has been a patient of the Santa Ana CTC since 2014. She says she would not be able to go back to the workforce without her medication from the Santa Ana CTC, and she "truly believe[s] that [she] would not be alive today without MAT treatment." (Attachment 25, p. 536.) Expeditiously approving our Project in Tustin will make it possible for us to continue to provide treatment and services to these and many other patients without interruption. Our Project is crucial to meeting this community's urgent (and largely unmet) need for evidence -based treatments for Opioid Use Disorder. Shortage of CTCs Licensed to Provide MAT in Orange County According to DHCS records, Tustin has no CTCs that are licensed to provide MAT, and despite abundant need, there is an extreme shortage of these facilities in the greater Orange County area: Currently, the closest CTC that is DHCS-licensed to provide MAT is our Santa Ana Comprehensive Treatment Center, located at 2101 East 1st Street in the City of Santa Ana. Our 2499/037605-0001 18248045.2 a09/20/22 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Justina L. Willkom Erica N. Yasuda Mariam Madjlessi David E. Kendig September 20, 2022 Page 8 Santa Ana CTC is at capacity, and we are in the process of closing it.2 There only three other DHCS-licensed CTCs in Orange County, but they are much farther away (in the Cities of Mission Viejo, Costa Mesa, and Stanton). The impending closure of our Santa Ana CTC is one reason Acadia is seeking approval of a new CTC in Tustin. The Tustin CTC would take the place of the Santa Ana CTC so we can continue to help members of this community who very much need our evidence -based intervention. Again, there is a tremendous need in the Orange County area especially in and around Tustin in the face of the Fentanyl pandemic. Shortage of Suitable Sites for CTCs Licensed to Provide MAT It was very difficult to find a suitable alternate location for our CTC. We have been searching for properties to relocate the Santa Ana CTC for over 1 year. We have faced ongoing logistical issues finding sites with sufficient access for our patients with mobility disabilities. Stigmas and misperceptions about individuals in recovery from addiction have made it difficult to find landlords and cities that are receptive to and supportive of our CTCs. The Property in Tustin is ideal. It is located in a safe and secure area on a major throughfare (East 1st Street) near two freeways (Interstate 5 and State Route 55) and meets all of Tustin's development standards. The CTC would be on the second floor of an existing building on a site with a parking surplus, by both the City's minimum requirements, as well as our own. The first floor of the building is currently used for medical purposes — a dialysis clinic — and there are many other medical and quasi -medical services uses in the surrounding area (e.g., doctors' offices, dentist offices, Botox clinics, etc.). Legal Authority for this Reasonable Modification Request We note that the City has adopted a reasonable accommodation procedure for housing - related accommodation requests (see Tustin Zoning Code 9275), but the City does not appear to have a procedure for disability -related reasonable modification requests that do not relate to housing (like this one). Whether a city has its own procedure or not, it has a legal obligation to "make reasonable modifications in policies, practices, or procedures when the modifications are necessary to avoid discrimination on the basis of disability, unless the public entity can demonstrate that making the modifications would fundamentally alter the nature of the service, 2 As discussed in more detail below, Acadia's Santa Ana CTC is in a problematic location. It is next to a budget -style motel and what seems to be an ongoing an encampment of unsheltered individuals in a public alley, many of whom appear to regularly use illegal drugs outside Acadia's CTC. 2499/037605-0001 18248045.2 a09/20/22 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Justina L. Willkom Erica N. Yasuda Mariam Madjlessi David E. Kendig September 20, 2022 Page 9 program, or activity." 28 C.F.R. § 35.130(b)(7)(i). A city's zoning -related "ordinances, and any administrative processes, hearings, and decisions ... fall squarely within the category of 'policies, practices, or procedures' mentioned in the [ADA's implementing] regulations." Innovative Health Sys., Inc. v. City of White Plains, 931 F. Supp. 222, 233 (S.D.N.Y. 1996), afrd in part, 117 F.3d 37 (2d Cir. 1997). If you are not yet familiar with the ADA's reasonable modification requirement, the cautionary tale in Behavioral Health Services., Inc. v. City of Gardena, No. CV 0 1 -07183 Qv),, 2003 WL is a helpful illustration. There, Behavioral Health Services, Inc. ("BHS") sought approval from the City of Gardena ("Gardena") to operate a rehabilitation program for individuals who previously had abused alcohol or drugs. BHS's program would be in an existing three-story building in Gardena's "General Commercial (C-3)" zone. In that zone, Gardena permitted numerous intensive uses by right, including community care facilities, retail stores, medical laboratories, business and professional offices, and medical offices. Nevertheless, Gardena told BHS its proposed use would require Planning Commission approval of a conditional use permit ("CUP"). As instructed, BHS applied for a CUP. Gardena's planning staff recommended denial of it. At the Planning Commission's hearing (which spanned two meetings), members of the public "expressed fear that the program would bring or exacerbate crime, and employed stereotypes associated with drug addicts or alcoholics." (&., at Finding of Fact, � 25.) The Planning Commission denied BHS's application, and BHS appealed the denial to the City Council. The City's Council's appeal hearing lasted more than three hours. The Council received a petition with 796 signatures opposing the project and speakers, again, "used stereotypes associated with addicts and alcoholics." (Ed., at Finding of Fact, T 27.) Faced with this overwhelming community opposition, the City Council unanimously denied BHS's appeal and upheld the Planning Commission's denial of BHS's CUP primarily on the basis that, in the Council's view, "that the use is not compatible with the surrounding area, it is too close to single family areas, will create additional burdens on Thornburg Park which already has high usage and will create an additional burden on already impacted city services." (Ed., at Finding of Fact, T 32.) BHS mounted a successful legal challenge that resulted in a United States District Court finding that "[fln denying the conditional use permit, the City violated the 'accommodation' provisions of the FHA, the ADA, and the Rehabilitation Act." (Id., at Conclusion of Law, T 18.) The Court found that "[r]easonable accommodation of the participants' handicapped status is necessary because such accommodation will ameliorate the effects of the disability of the participants." (Ida, at Finding of Fact, � 42.) BHS's rehabilitation program had "been successful in returning recovering addicts and alcoholics to employment, and in developing parenting skills 2499/037605-0001 18248045.2 a09/20/22 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Justina L. Willkom Erica N. Yasuda Mariam Madjlessi David E. Kendig September 20, 2022 Page 10 which the experience of addiction or alcoholism had stifled or destroyed." (Id.) At the time the City Council denied the CUP, Gardena had no other facilities that offered "recovery services for addicts and alcoholics" and "demand for such a facility is high." (Ld.) The Court entered an injunction "restraining the City of Gardena from denying BHS a conditional use permit to use the property as described in the application." (Ld., at Conclusion of Law, ¶ 27.) Other disability discrimination actions have resulted in large damages awards against local agencies, such as McClure v. City of Long Beach where a jury awarded a $22.5 million dollar verdict against the City of Long Beach when it bowed to pressure from neighbors to prevent the plaintiffs from providing boarding facilities for Alzheimer's patients. We do not want this request to be perceived as a threat of a legal challenge. It is not. We include this legal authority to make sure from the outset that the City understands the rights and protections the ADA affords our patients and the obligations it imposes on the City. Background on Project Application As you are likely aware, before making this request, we sought confirmation from the City that the proposed Project is permitted by right on the Property through a request for a zoning approval letter on January 20, 2022. (Attachment 1.) The Property is in the Downtown Commercial Core Specific Plan — Development Area 3 (DCCSP — DA3) where the City allows numerous medical and service uses by right, including without limitation: • medical and dental offices, including labs; • ophthalmologists and optometry services; • physical therapy facilities; • psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, counselors and therapists offices; • animal hospitals and clinics, including boarding; • banks, financial institutions, and credit unions; and • body art facilities. (See Downtown Commercial Core Specific Plan, pp. 64-66.) 2499/037605-0001 18248045.2 a09/20/22 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Justina L. Willkom Erica N. Yasuda Mariam Madjlessi David E. Kendig September 20, 2022 Page 11 Consistent with this zoning, the Property is already surrounded by many similar medical and service uses, including without limitation: • A dialysis center on the first floor of the building on the Property; • A medical spa at 515 East First Street, Suite B; • A dental office at 513 East First Street Suite A; • A Botox clinic at 507 East First Street, Suite A; • A senior care & wellness�ram at I I I Fashion Lane; • A doctor's office at 161 Fashion Lane, Suite 112; and • Several dental offices at 18102 Irvine Blvd., Suites 101, 200, and 201. On February 17, 2022, City staff responded that they disagreed with this use classification and, instead, characterized our proposed use as an "out -patient clinic or medical clinic" that would require approval of a conditional use permit ("CUP"). (Attachment 2.) On March 18, 2022, we submitted an application for a CUP but urged the City to reconsider its determination that our Project needed a CUP in the first place. (Attachment 3.) Our March 18 submittal highlighted that the term "clinic" is not defined in the Zoning Code, and also highlighted the ways that the Project is more akin to "medical and dental offices, including labs" and/or "psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, counselors and therapists offices" (all of which are permitted by right) than "clinics for out -patients only, including medical clinics, healthcare centers, urgent cares" (which require CUPs). (Id.) For example, Our proposed Project would not provide any urgent or unscheduled medical services. (Id.) Instead, our patients receive scheduled talk therapy and pick up their medication at scheduled times. The March 18 submittal highlighted that the Project would not include any new exterior construction the use would be entirely inside the second floor of an existing building. (Id.) In April of 2022, we, again, implored the City to reconsider its determination that the Project required a CUP, emphasizing that "this use is for a protected class of disabled persons and it is for a service which is sorely needed." (Attachment 5.) Additionally, on April 4, 2022, we met with members of the City's planning department via a video conference to respond to any concerns the City might have about our use classification request. The City reaffirmed that our use would require a CUP. (Attachment 7.) However, the City's Community Development Director, Justina 2499/037605-0001 18248045.2 a09/20/22 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Justina L. Willkom Erica N. Yasuda Mariam Madjlessi David E. Kendig September 20, 2022 Page 12 Willkom assured us that the City would sincerely consider approving the CUP through a staff - level, administrative review process and would be able to accommodate the our timeline. At the City's request, we provided supplemental information and documents to the City between March and June of 2022. (See, e.g., Attachments 4, 6, 8, 9, 11, 12, 13, 16.) On June 3, 2022, after four months of comments and responses, we respectfully requested the City provide any remaining comments, so our submittal could finally be deemed "complete" and the City could make a final decision on our application. (Attachment 14.) We emphasized that "[t]his project benefits disabled individuals and, ultimately, the City of Tustin and the communities it serves" and underscored that "[t]here is an urgent need." (Id.) On June 17, 2022, the City responded with additional comments and continued to deem our application "incomplete." (Attachment 15.) We promptly provided the requested information and documents on June 22, 2022. (Attachment 16.) On July 21, 2022 the City notified us that application was deemed "complete," but to our dismay informed us that "staff believes the proposed use is incompatible with the surrounding uses and will be detrimental to the health, safety and general welfare based upon law enforcement data received relative to a similar use operated by the applicant in an adjacent city" (i.e., Acadia's Santa Ana CTC that we are in the process of closing). (Attachment 1.7 [emphasis added].) Staff told us they "will recommend the Planning Commission deny CUP 2022-0009" and told us our Project was "tentatively scheduled for a Planning Commission hearing on August 23, 2022." (Id.) We were blind -sided by this turn of events. As outlined above and illustrated in Attachments 3 through 17, we spent more than four months responding to the City's requests for additional information that drilled down on the most minute details of the Project (e.g., providing specifications for the microwaves in our kitchen). During that time, the only comment the City ever provided about potential law enforcement concerns was in its May 13, 2022 incompleteness letter, which said "additional comments may be forthcoming from the Tustin Police Department." (Attachment 1.0.) In response, we offered to meet with members of the Tustin Police Department to address any questions or concerns they may have. The Tustin Police Department never took us up on that request, nor did it request additional information about our submittal.3 3 It appears the City invited a member of the Tustin Police Department (Sergeant Sarah Fetterling) to attend an "all hands" zoom meeting with us on July 7, 2022, but Sergeant Fetterling was not in attendance. We left that meeting with the impression that City staff was supportive of our Project. 2499/037605-0001 18248045.2 a09/20/22 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Justina L. Willkom Erica N. Yasuda Mariam Madjlessi David E. Kendig September 20, 2022 Page 13 The City's July 21, 2022 completeness determination letter did not say which "law enforcement data" from which "adjacent city" it was referring to, nor did it explain why the data was concerning to Tustin's staff. We immediately submitted a request under the California Public Records Act ("PRA") for the law enforcement data referenced in the City's letter, as well as any other records that could elucidate staff s reasoning for recommending denial. (Attachment 18.) On August 11, 2022, the City provided over 200 pages of law enforcement data (Attachment 19), and it later provided a SharePoint link to additional documents on August 17, 2022. On August 17, 2022, Philip Teyssier requested confirmation that the City's response to our PRA request is complete. (Attachment 22.) As of the date of this letter, the City has not responded to Mr. Teyssier's request for confirmation. If there are additional records that could help understand the City's concerns about our Project, then we renew our request that the City promptly provide them. To date, we have not received any documents where any Tustin staff member expressed a written objection to our Project. To give us sufficient time to meaningfully understand and respond to staffs concerns, we requested the Planning Commission continue the public hearing for 30 days, and the Planning Commission granted that request. (Attachment 21.) The public hearing is currently scheduled to resume September 27, 2022. Our Response to City Staff s Stated Concerns As noted above, the City's July 21, 2022 letter said "staff believes the proposed use is incompatible with the surrounding uses and will be detrimental to the health, safety and general welfare based upon law enforcement data received relative to a similar use operated by the applicant in an adjacent city" — specifically, Acadia's Santa Ana CTC. (Attachment 1.7.) Staff s recommendation is based on a misinterpretation of Santa Ana's law enforcement data. Although the data documents over 150 calls for service to (or near) the Santa Ana CTC between January of 4 Specifically, we received the City of Santa Ana's computer -aided dispatch (CAD) search criteria summary sheets and corresponding police field activity logs. These records did not identify (nor segregate) incidents attributable to Acadia's CTC. Instead, they include every incident which took place in the in the general area of the CTC over a 2.5 year period. No commentary or interpretive summary of the logs was included. 2499/037605-0001 18248045.2 a09/20/22 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Justina L. Willkom Erica N. Yasuda Mariam Madjlessi David E. Kendig September 20, 2022 Page 14 2020 and June of 2022, with very few exceptions, Acadia's CTC, staff, and patients were not the reason for the calls. As set forth in the table below (and Attachment 23), the vast majority of the calls relate to the guests and visitors of a low budget motel (the Sunland Motel) on the same property and an encampment of unsheltered individuals in the public alley next to the pro ert . Attachment 19.) Reason for Calls ## of Calls Homeless Encampment/Transients/Motel 97 • Acadia's representatives called for assistance in 27 of these instances. Acadia's CTC 11 • Problems with patients (7) • Alarm system triggered (2) • Burglary (1) • Vehicle crashed into building 1 Other 11 • Medical calls for injuries or falls (2) • Traffic enforcement & accidents (2) • Stolen or inoperable vehicles (3) • Alarm systems triggered (3) • Injured mallard duck 1 No Reason Listed 44 • No report provided (1.8) • Unclear what, if anything, happened 26 Total 163 To be clear, our patients are not guests of the Sunland Motel, nor are they the unsheltered individuals who are camping in the adjacent alley and loitering in the CTC's parking area. Our patients are not using narcotics (or any other drugs) on the property (or elsewhere). We routinely test our patients for such use. Our patients are members of the community who are trying to come and go from their appointments peacefully and inconspicuously so they can go on with their day. 2499/037605-0001 18248045.2 a09/20/22 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Justina L. Willkom Erica N. Yasuda Mariam Madjlessi David E. Kendig September 20, 2022 Page 15 We have cooperated with law enforcement in Santa Ana to report criminal activity near our CTC. Our staff has called police nearly thirty times in two and a half years to report drug use, loitering, disturbances, and unsheltered individuals in need of medical attention. When it became clear the situation could not be improved in the near future, we started looking for a new location. Our other CTCs have never experienced these kinds of problems. (See, e.g., Attachment 24.) In light of this, we urge staff to reevaluate its proposed finding that our proposed Tustin CTC would be "incompatible with the surrounding uses" and "detrimental to the health, safety and general welfare." There is simply no evidence of this. Problems with the City's CUP Requirement in this Instance People in recovery from addiction and those who provide services to them face profound fear and animosity from the public at large. Although common, Opioid Use Disorder continues to be deeply stigmatizing and misunderstood. It is a common misconception that patients of CTCs pose a danger to the community and/or will be a drain on public resources. For each of the reasons discussed below, requiring a conditional use permit ("CUP") for our proposed Project is an unnecessary hurdle that all -but -guarantees the City of Tustin will never be home to a DFICS- licensed comprehensive treatment center. First, a CUP is entirely discretionary. Even if the proposed use fully complies with all federal and state laws and local zoning codes, the City could deny it based on nebulous concerns, such as the proposed use's alleged incompatibility with the "morals" or "comfort" of "the persons residing or working in the neighborhood." (Zoning Code 9291 c .) This is problematic because it is very common for people to view drug addiction as a moral failing, and it is even more common for people to feel uncomfortable with the prospect of a center that treats Substance Use Disorders becoming part of their community. In this case, staff has already indicated they will recommend denial of the CUP solely based on an unfortunate misunderstanding about the number of calls for service generated by Acadia's CTC in Santa Ana. Simply put, the CUP's open-ended, subjective, discretionary criteria Lend themselves to denial of this Project based on unfounded fears and prejudices about individuals in recovery. Second, the City's CUP approval procedure is problematic in this instance because it requires at least one duly -noticed public hearing where any member of the public can attend and provide input on the proceedings. While we appreciate the value of public input in most instances, the openness of this process is chilling to individuals who would otherwise attend the hearing to speak in favor of the :Project, such as our patients and their loved ones. Most of our patients do not want to publicly "out" themselves as people in recovery from a stigmatizing disorder. Doing so could have devastating personal and professional repercussions and subject them to harassment 2499/037605-0001 18248045.2 a09/20/22 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Justina L. Willkom Erica N. Yasuda Mariam Madjlessi David E. Kendig September 20, 2022 Page 16 and personal attacks. In circumstances like this, the members of the public who show up to the hearing will overwhelmingly be people who are opposed to the Project, resulting in deceptively one-sided testimony. The City is unlikely to hear from our Project's supporters unless it affords them the opportunity to provide sensitive testimony in a forum that protects their privacy and dignitys (and even then, many patients and their loved ones will still be too intimidated to speak out). Third, in this case, the City has determined that our CUP would need to be approved by the City's Planning Commission, subject to a potential appeal before the City Council. These are political bodies comprised of elected and appointed officials whose continued tenure depends on their responsiveness to the concerns of their constituents, even if those concerns are unfounded or prejudicial. Having political bodies serve as the ultimate decision -makers for land use approvals that inextricably involve the rights of a protected class (i.e., people with disabilities) is difficult and unfair for both the applicant and the members of the decision -making body. Finally, our experience at the August 23, 2022 Planning Commission hearing on the Project is a case -in -point on why our concerns are well-founded. Because we were requesting a continuance, staff did not release a report (nor a staff recommendation) on the merits of our CUP in advance of the hearing. Staff did not make a presentation on our application at that hearing. Nevertheless, members of the public provided written and verbal comments staunchly opposing our Project solely because we would provide treatment and counseling to individuals with Opioid Use :Disorder. The members of the public who opposed our Project knew nothing about it. No information had been released yet. Their opposition was based on all -too -common fears and prejudices about individuals in recovery. Without reasonable modifications to the City's approval process, we fear denial of the CUP is a foregone conclusion. Our Reasonable Modification Request The crux of our reasonable modification request is to allow Acadia to operate a CTC at the Property in a manner that complies with the City's objective zoning standards and assuages the City's concerns. We look forward to engaging with the City in an interactive process to accomplish 5 Our Proj ect's supporters can (and likely will) submit anonymous support letters that protect their privacy (like Michael, Jeremiah, and Sarah [see Attachment 25], but the practical reality is that people who show up in person to speak inevitably have more impact than people who provide anonymous written comments. 2499/037605-0001 18248045.2 a09/20/22 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Justina L. Willkom Erica N. Yasuda Mariam Madjlessi David E. Kendig September 20, 2022 Page 17 this, but as a starting point, we wanted to offer the following proposal determine the Project is permitted by right, like other similar uses in the zone (e.g., medical and dental offices, including labs; ophthalmologists and optometry services; physical therapy facilities; psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, counselors and therapists offices; animal hospitals and clinics, including boarding; body art facilities). This does not require any modification to the City's zoning regulations. As noted above, the City's Zoning Code does not define the term "clinic." This accommodation merely requires the City to reevaluate and change its prior use determination, which we still contend was mistaken. This proposal would allow the City to approve the Project through at a staff -level based on objective development criteria that protect staffs and the community's interests. Again, our end goal is to find a path to Project approval so we can start providing this urgently -needed service to people with disabilities in Tustin's community at the earliest opportunity. If staff has different proposals on how to get there or conditions of approval, we are receptive to them. We thank you in advance for your consideration and look forward to discussing this with you further. Very truly yours, Acadia Healthcare Company, Inc. Brian Spalding Project Manager AP Attachments: 1. Acadia's Request for By -Right Use Determination from City, Jan. 20, 2022 2. City's Response to Acadia's By -Right Use Determination, Feb. 17, 2022 3. Atomic's Request for Reconsideration of By -Right Use Determination and Submittal of Application for Conditional Use :Permit ("CUP"), Mar. 17, 2022 4. Atomic's Supplemental CUP Submittal, Mar. 30, 2022 5. Atomic's Request for :Reconsideration of By -Right Use Determination, Apr. 7, 2022 6. Atomic's Supplemental CUP Submittal, Apr. 11, 2022 7. City's Response to Atomic's Request for Reconsideration of By -Right Use Determination, Apr. 12, 2022 2499/037605-0001 18248045.2 a09/20/22 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Justina L. Willkom Erica N. Yasuda Mariam Madjlessi David E. Kendig September 20, 2022 Page 18 8. Atomic's Supplemental CUP Submittal, Apr. 15, 2022 9. Atomic's Supplemental CUP Submittal, May 6, 2022 10. City's Incompleteness Determination, May 13, 2022 11. Acadia's Supplemental CUP Submittal, May 18, 2022 12. Atomic's Supplemental CUP Submittal, May 20, 2022 13. Acadia's Request for Zoning Administrator Review of CUP, May 26, 2022 14. Atomic's Letter to City Requesting Status Update, June 3, 2022 15. City's Incompleteness Determination, June 17, 2022 16. Atomic's and Acadia's Supplemental CUP Submittal, June 22, 2022 17. City Completeness Determination, July 21, 2022 18. Atomic's PRA Request, July 21, 2022 19. City's Initial, Partial Response to PRA Request, Aug. 11, 2022 20. City's Notice of Public Hearing for CUP, Aug. 15, 2022 21. Acadia's Request for Continuance of Public Hearing, Aug. 15, 2022 22. Atomic's Request for Status Update on City's Full Response to PRA Request, Aug. 17, 2022 23. Color -Coded Chart of Santa Ana's Calls -for -Service Records 24. Testimonials from. Acadia's Landlords 25. Testimonials from Acadia's Patients (with redactions) cc: Philip Teyssier, Atomic Investments, Inc. Pamela Sapetto, Sapetto Real Estate Solutions, Inc. Irma Huitron, Assistant Director - Planning Raymond Barragan, Principal Planner Leila Carver, Planning Consultant 2499/037605-0001 18248045.2 a09/20/22 ATTACT4XA'PT\TT') DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Coftlrfthity Develof[meht Uff"laepartment Remembering what connects us. rMeVULIV Brian SpaLding Project Manager Acadia Healthcare Company, Inc. Briar -is paldjin AcadiaHeaLthcare.com—---_q@_ Rei Request for DisabiLity-ReLat d r�easonabte Accommodation — Com irehensive Treatment Center at 535 E. First Street, Second Roor, Tustin CA OMM MH��- First and foremost, We ackhowLedge that persons receiving treatment for Opioid Use Disorder, who are not currentLy engaged in RLegaL use of drugs, are quaLified individuaLs afforded fuLL protection against discrimination under the American DisabiLities Act (28 C.F.R.§35.108). Furthermore, the City is obLigated to Make reasonabLe modifications to q oLicies Wactices orv_rocedures—ihcLudin — when the modifications are necessary to avoid discrimination on the basis of disabiLity (28CRR§35.130(b)(7)). NevertheLess, after thorough review of your request, we have determined that a modification of the C�y's pol. ces, practices, and/or brocedures is not necessary in this instance. 11511i 111 1111111 111 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Brian SpaLding —Acadia HeaLthcare Company, Inc. October 21, 2022 Page 12 regard to the intended patients' disability. on ApFIL Z, A 117 sTIMITaTe an a,#1,kL1 on re -,Tesiing approTaL OT a U*F T I CTC. The City has reLied on your fiting of the CUP appLication — and expiration of the Use Determination appeaL period — to commence entiltemeht proceedings, ihcLudihg the issuance of pubLic notices. The pubLic has been informed about the pubLic process that Your Request asserts that the CIP/pub[ic hearing process is in erent pro ematc,an that modification is necessary to avoid prejudice. Assuming that the City v\tiLL base its determinations on improper grounds rather than proper grounds is not a basis for eLiminatinq the pubLic's right to participate in the decision -making and is based on specuLati6n. Further, the Cityof Gardenacase you offered as an iLLustration of the ADA's reasonabLe modification requirement ltseLf does not concLude that a reasonabLe modification request precLudes a CUP process, or that a CUP itseff was inherentLy discriminatory on the basis of disabiLity. (Behavioral Health Services., Inc v. City of Gajt�eha, No. CV 01-07183 (kz)2003 WL 21750852 (C.D. CaL. Feb. 26, 2003). Community Devetopment Department 300 Centennial, Way, Tustin, CA 92780 * 714-573-3000 o tustinca.org DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 Brian Spalding — Acadia Healthcare Company, Inc. October 21, 2022 Page 12 =1 § 92t# (Condition@ I �se Permits) provides a pathway for a fair hearing, and it w�Tu—L—d be improper to assume that the City's process WILL uLtimateLy yieLd an outcome that vloLates the requirements of the American DisabiLities Act. Based on the foregoing, your Request is respectfuLLy denied. The City WiLL continue to process the CUP apiptication for the Project. We WILL inform you when a pubLic hearing is noticed, and the Project is rescheduLed again for consideration by the PLanning 140711011MI M61 SincereLy, Justina L. WiLLkom Community DeveLopment Director CC: PhiLip Teyssier, Atomic Investments, Inc. PameLa Sapetto, Sapetto Real. Estate SoLutions, Inc. Irma Huitron, Assistant Director — PLanning Raymond Barragan, Principal. PLanner LeiLa Carver, Senior Planner ConsuLtant Michael, Daudt, Deputy City Attorney Community Development Department DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 -'HMENT 3 RUTAN October 28, 2022 VIA E-MAIL & HAND DELIVERY City Clerk's Office City of Tustin 300 Centennial Way Tustin, CA 92780 cityclerk@tustinca.org Alisha Patterson Direct Dial: (714) 662-4663 E-mail: apatterson@rutan.com Re: Appeal of Denial of Request for Disability -Related Reasonable Accommodation - Comprehensive Treatment Center at 535 E. First Street, Second Floor, Tustin, CA Dear Gentlepeople: Our office represents California Treatment Services (a subsidiary of Acadia Healthcare Company, Inc.) ("Acadia"). We are submitting this letter on their behalf. On September 20, 2022, Acadia submitted a formal request for a disability -related reasonable modification to the City of Tustin's ("City" or "Tustin") policies, practices, and/or procedures to allow Acadia to operate an outpatient treatment and counseling center, commonly referred to as a "comprehensive treatment center" or "CTC" ("Project") at 535. E. First Street, Second Floor (the "Property"). By this letter and pursuant to Section 9294(a) of the Tustin Municipal Code ("TMC"), Acadia is appealing the decision of the Director of Community Development ("Director") to deny Acadia's request. The relief Acadia is seeking is a reversal of the Director's denial of Acadia's request, or in the alternative, any other path forward that will allow Acadia to operate its much -needed CTC at the Property. For ease of reference, we have included copies of Acadia's reasonable accommodation request and the Director of Community Development's denial letter as Enclosures A and B. A photocopy of our check paying the 2022-23 Planning Division appeal fee is included as Enclosure C. We tendered the check itself to the City Clerk's Office with this appeal letter. Due to their volume, we have emailed the three Enclosures under separate cover. Duty to Make Reasonable Modifications Like all public entities, the City has a proactive duty to "operate each service, program, or activity so that the service, program, or activity, when viewed in its entirety, is readily accessible to and usable by individuals with disabilities."' 28 C.F.R. 3�5,150(a). However, "[m]any routine ' A city's zoning -related "ordinances, and any administrative processes, hearings, and decisions ... fall squarely within the category of `policies, practices, or procedures' mentioned in the [ADA's implementing] regulations." Innovative Health Sys., Inc. v. City of White Plains, 931 F. Supp. 222, Rutan &; -fucker, LLP 1 18575 Jamboree Load, 9"1 Floor Irvine, CA 92612 1 714-641-5100 1 Fax 714-546-9035 2499/037605-0001 Grange County I Palo Alto I San Francisco j www.rutan.com 19438923.2a10/28/22 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 RUTAN RUTAN 6 TUCKER, 11P City Clerk's Office October 28, 2022 Page 2 policies, practices, and procedures are adopted by public entities without thinking about how they might affect people with disabilities" and "[s]ometimes a practice that seems neutral makes it difficult or impossible for a person with a disability to participate." United States Department of Justice ["DOJ"] "ADA Update: A Primer for State and Local Governments," last updated June 8, 2015 ("DOJ Primer"). When that happens, the Americans with Disabilities Act ("ADA") imposes a reactive duty on public entities "to make `reasonable modifications' in their usual ways of doing things when necessary to accommodate people who have disabilities." DOJ Primer; see also 28 C.F.R. § 35.130(b)(7)(i). When a reasonable modification is necessary to avoid discrimination on the basis of disability (as is the case here), a public entity must approve it unless the public entity can demonstrate that the requested modification would fundamentally alter the nature of the service, program, or activity. 28 C,F.R 35,130(b)(7)(i); 28 C.F.R. § 35.150(a)(3). The public entity bears the burden of proving fundamental alternation and/or undue burden. 28 C,F.R. § 35.150(a)(3). The public entity's decision must be "accompanied by a written statement of the reasons for reaching that conclusion." Id. If the entity denies a modification request on the basis that it would result in a fundamental alteration or undue burden, then the entity has a duty to "take any other action that would not result in such an alteration or such burdens but would nevertheless ensure that individuals with disabilities receive the benefits or services provided by the public entity." Id. Importantly, the City has never claimed that granting Acadia's reasonable modification request to allow a CTC on the Property would result in any kind of fundamental alteration and/or undue burden. The City's denial letter expresses no concerns whatsoever about fundamental alterations or undue burdens if Acadia's CTC were permitted on the Property. (See Enclosure B.) Acadia's Reasonable Modification Request Acadia is asking the City to allow a medical use (i.e., a CTC) in an area zoned for medical uses (i.e., Development Area 3 of the Downtown Commercial Core Specific Plan ["DCCSP — DA3"]) and surrounded by other medical uses (e.g., a dialysis clinic, a senior care and wellness program, medical spas, doctors' offices, dentist offices, etc.). Specifically, Acadia presented its reasonable modification request as follows: "to allow Acadia to operate a CTC at the Property in a manner that complies with the City's objective zoning standards and assuages the City's concerns." (Enclosure A, p. 1.6.) There are many ways to accomplish this, but as a starting point, Acadia proposed that the City determine its CTC is permitted by right like many other uses in the zone that have similar purposes and operational characteristics, such as: medical and dental offices, including labs; ophthalmologists and optometry services; physical therapy facilities; psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, counselors and therapists offices; and animal hospitals and clinics, including boarding. (Id., at p. 17.) 233 (S.D.N.Y. 1996), affd in part, 117 F.3d 37 (2d Cir. 1997). 2499/037605-0001 18438923.2 a]0/28/22 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 RUTAN RUTAN 6 TUCKER, 11P City Clerk's Office October 28, 2022 Page 3 Acadia's request underscored that they looked forward to "engaging with the City in an interactive process" and that "[i]f staff has different proposals on how to get there or conditions of approval, we are receptive to them." (Id., at pp. 16-17.) After Acadia submitted its request, Acadia (through my office to the City Attorney's Office) made multiple requests to schedule a meeting with City staff to discuss Acadia's options. The City did not respond those requests and, instead, Acadia received the Director's denial letter approximately thirty days later. (Enclosure B.) A Reasonable Modification is Necessary to Avoid Disability Discrimination The Director's denial letter determined a "modification of the City's policies, practices, and/or procedures is not necessary in this instance" because, in the Director's view, "TCC § 9290 (Conditional Use Permits) provides a pathway for a fair hearing, and it would be improper to assume that the City's process will ultimately yield an outcome that violates the requirements of the American Disability Act [sic]." (Enclosure B, pp. 1 & 3.2) This determination disregards all of the reasons for Acadia's request. (See Enclosure A, pp. 15-16.) The members of the community that Acadia's CTC will serve i.e., individuals in recovery from opioid addiction face profound fear and animosity. Although common, Opioid Use Disorder continues to be deeply stigmatizing and misunderstood. If Acadia's comprehensive treatment center served patients with a less stigmatizing medical condition (e.g., diabetes, cancer, infertility, renal failure, sports injuries, etc.), there can be little doubt that the reaction to Acadia's application from City staff and the community would have been completely different. Indeed, the City has permitted a dialysis chic in the same building as Acadia's proposed CTC and numerous other medical uses in the surrounding area. Before submitting a reasonable modification request, Acadia dutifully and diligently followed the City's "routine policies, practices, and procedures" to see if it could navigate them without being subjected to discrimination on the basis of disability. (DOJ Primer.) Acadia's efforts were met with conspicuously long delays, unjustified scrutiny, false assurances, and highly prejudicial procedural irregularities.3 Acadia's seven -month ordeal culminated in staff unilaterally scheduling a public hearing before the Planning Commission for August 23, 2022. After the hearing date was sent, staff blind -sided Acadia with the new revelation that staff would be recommending denial of Acadia's conditional use permit ("CUP"). (Enclosure A, Attachment 17.) Staff s recommendation was solely based on safety concerns that staff had never previously disclosed to Acadia. (Id.) If staff had shared those concerns with Acadia earlier in the process, they would have learned they were unfounded — they were entirely based on calls for service that staff erroneously attributed to Acadia's CTC in the City of Santa Ana. (Enclosure A, Attachment 23.) 2 Page 3 of the Director's denial letter is misnumbered as a second Page 2. 3 Acadia's experience with the City's land use approval process is outlined in detail in its reasonable modification request. (See Enclosure A, pp. 10-13.) 2499/037605-0001 18438923.2 a]0/28/22 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 RUTAN RUTAN 6 TUCKER, 11P City Clerk's Office October 28, 2022 Page 4 Moreover, although the City could have described the CTC as a "medical clinic for out- patients only" (which is how the Director has chosen to classify the use4), the City's public hearing notice instead described the Project as a "counseling center for Opioid Use Disorder" that will be used for "on -site opioid addictions treatment." (Enclosure A, Attachment 20.) This description put Acadia's patients' stigmatizing disabilities front -and -center and played into the community's most pernicious fears and prejudices about individuals in recovery. In light of this, it should come as no surprise that the community's response to Acadia's application has been overwhelmingly negative. A summary of the kinds of written comments the City has received is below: "Please do not degrade the neighborhood with such as facility as the Proposed Opioid Dispensary." (Email from Chong Sang Kim, Aug. 23, 2022.) • "With the homeless issue out of control it is hard to imagine why the city of Tustin would bring in an even worse problem of active drug addicts and allow them to wander around our city at will and add criminal activity similar to what they are already causing in Santa Ana on a daily basis." (Letter from the Wellington Plaza Association, Sept. 12, 2022.) • "This is not fair to the residents to put a medical clinic with unfortunate clients near people who are fortunate and look like good `marks'." (Email from Jennifer Lipkin Dimas, Sept. 13, 2022.) • "... we do NOT want and do NOT support the Opioid Center ... We do not support the type of clientele this will bring to the heart of Tustin." (Email from Melissa Baum, Sept. 22, 2022.) • "There should not be ANY methadone clinic anywhere in the City of Tustin." (Email from :Dona Evans, Sept. 23, 2022.) • "I'm concerned this CUP will bring an undesirable element to the area." (eComment submitted Sept. 26, 2022 at 8:02pm.) • "We are raising a family and primarily concerned for the safety and well-being of our children (age 6 and 9). Hike to encourage my children's independence, but its hard to let them bike over to a friends house on their own or to the corner store if 4 Acadia continues to dispute that this is the appropriate land use classification because the term "clinic" (which Tustin's Zoning Code does not define) implies the CTC will provide urgent and/or unscheduled medical services. That is not the proposed use. Like a "medical office," the CTC will provide medication and/or counseling to patients on an appointment basis only. 2499/037605-0001 18438923.2 a]0/28/22 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 RUTAN RUTAN 6 TUCKER, 11P City Clerk's Office October 28, 2022 Page 5 there are unsafe people lingering around. Please send the methadone clinic to a different city, not Tustin." (Email from Dede Sabey, Sept. 26, 2022.) • "We cannot believe that such a disastrous use would be considered for one second by anyone in the City ... We do not want or need almost 1,000 active drug addicts per week walking unsupervised on the streets of Tustin." (Email from Ian Carter on behalf of 40 owners and tenants of Wellington Plaza, Sept. 16, 2022.) "The proposed move of the OPIOID Clinic to our city means more crime and violence. Being woke and progressive might be politically correct, but it does nothing for the citizens of Tustin." (Email from Luana G. Langlois, Sept. 24, 2022.) • "I am informed by owners of many nearby businesses that they are ... seeking to obtain CCW licenses in order to protect their families, employees, customers, clients, as well as the residential and business premises" from Acadia's proposed CTC. (Letter from Gregory N. Morse, Esq., Sept. 20, 2022.) Acadia's experience with the City's land use approval process is a text book example of the way "routine policies, practices, and procedures" that "seem[] neutral" make it "difficult or impossible for a person with a disability to participate." (DOJ Primer.) Critically, the Director's determination does not dispute that denial of Acadia's CUP is a foregone conclusion. It does not provide any assurance that the staff will reconsider its negative recommendation. It does not offer to publicly support Acadia in correcting misinformation about the volume of calls for service attributable to Acadia's Santa Ana CTC and other misperceptions about Acadia's patients and operations (e.g., Acadia's patients are not "active drug addicts" or "unsafe people"). It does not commit to discussing concerns with Acadia before using them as a basis for a staff recommendation. It does not explain what, if anything, staff will do to mitigate the trauma and terror Acadia's employees and patients will experience if they are subjected to more discriminatory comments (and threats) from members of the community. It does not even commit to a meeting with Acadia to discuss how, under these circumstances, the City can possibly ensure a "fair hearing." Instead, the Director's determination contends that, as long as the City ultimately states a non-discriminatory reason to deny Acadia's CUP, the City will have fully complied with its obligations under the ADA and tells Acadia "[w]e will inform you when the public hearing is noticed." There was no legitimate basis for the Director to determine a reasonable modification is not "necessary" to avoid discrimination on the basis of disability. 28 F.I. 35.130(b)(7)(i). This ' Mr. Morse's letter stating that residents and business owners near the Property plan to carry concealed firearms to protect themselves from Acadia's CTC is deeply concerning. (Letter from Gregory N. Morse, Esq., Sept. 20, 2022.) 2499/037605-0001 18438923.2 a]0/28/22 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 RUTAN RUTAN 6 TUCKER, 11P City Clerk's Office October 28, 2022 Page 6 determination ignores the discrimination Acadia has already endured and will continue to experience if it has no choice but to see the CUP process through to the end. The City's Zoning Code Cannot Abrogate the Right to be Free from Discrimination The Director's denial letter also claims she cannot reconsider her land use classification (or otherwise explore any other path to approval) because Acadia did not file a timely appeal of her land use determination.6 (Enclosure B, p. 2.) This improperly conflates administrative appeals of planning and zoning decisions with ADA reasonable modifications requests and violates the ADA in at least four other respects. First, the right to be free from disability discrimination (including the right to reasonable modifications to avoid discrimination on the basis of disability) cannot be extinguished by a purported failure to exhaust a local agency's administrative remedies. See, e.g., Daubert v. City of Lindsay, 37 F. Supp. 3d 1168, 1179 (E.D. Cal. 2014); Schonfeld v. City of Carlsbad, 978 F. Supp. 1329, 1334 (S.D. Cal. 1997), aff d, 172 F.3d 876 (9th Cir. 1999). The City cannot use local bureaucratic hurdles to infringe on or curtail the ADA's protections for individuals with disabilities. See, e.g., Mary Jo C. v. New York State & Loc. Ret. Sys., 707 F.3d 144, 163 (2d Cir. 2013); Crowder v. Kitagawa, 81 F.3d 1480, 1485 (9th Cir. 1996). Second, Acadia's reasonable modification request is "to allow Acadia to operate a CTC at the Property in a manner that complies with the City's objective zoning standards and assuages the City's concerns." (Enclosure A, p. 16.) Reconsideration of the Director's land use classification is one way to accomplish this. It is not the only way. As discussed above, if this proposal amounted to a fundamental alteration or resulted in an undue burden (which the Director did not determine), then the next step would be to "take any other action that would not result in such an alteration or such burdens but would nevertheless ensure that individuals with disabilities receive the benefits or services provided by the public entity." 28 C.F.R. § 35,150(a)(3). The :Director made no attempt to do this. She ignored Acadia's requests for meetings to discuss its reasonable modification request, denied the request, and told Acadia her department would, once again, unilaterally set a public hearing date for a Planning Commission hearing on Acadia's CUP application. Third, to the extent the Director is concerned that an appeal of her land use classification would be untimely, the ADA's reasonable modification requirement provides many options to alleviate this concern. For example, to grant a reasonable modification, the City could waive or extend its appeal deadline for land use determinations. See, e.g., Mary Jo C., supra, 707 F.3d at b As a point of clarification, the reason Acadia did not appeal the Director's land use classification was because the Director falsely assured Acadia that the City's Zoning Administrator could approve a CUP for Acadia's CTC on short order. Acadia continued to object to the land use determination, but it acquiesced to the Director's direction and submitted an application for a CUP. 2499/037605-0001 18438923.2 a]0/28/22 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 RUTAN RUTAN 6 TUCKER, 11P City Clerk's Office October 28, 2022 Page 7 161-165. It could allow Acadia to file a new use classification request. If the Director was inclined to deny Acadia's request, she had an obligation to work with Acadia to explore other options (like this) as part of the interactive process. 28 C.F.I. 35.150(a)(3). Finally, although Acadia appreciates and understands the Director's concern for the "many members of the public" who "have already submitted oral and written comments" and values input from the community, one of the core purposes of the ADA (and other civil rights laws) is to ensure that the rights of people with disabilities are not dictated by the masses. 42 U.S.C. § 12 10 1; see also PGA Tour, Inc. v. Martin, 532 U.S. 661, 675 (2001). The community's concerns about Acadia's CTC are based on misinformation about the calls for service attributable to Acadia's Santa Ana CTC and common, but unfounded, fears and prejudices about individuals in recovery from Opioid Use Disorder (i.e., the misperception that Acadia's patients are "active drug addicts" who will pose a danger to the community). In reality, Acadia operates dozens of CTCs across the country (at least nine of which are in California) without any of the health or safety issues members of the Tustin community have raised. (See, e.g., Enclosure A, Attachment 24.) In 2022, seven of Acadia's facilities in five states ranked in Newsweek's list of America's Best Addiction Treatment Centers. But these facts are likely to be lost on the members of the community who oppose Acadia's CTC. For example, the City received a written public comment on behalf of the owner and 40+ tenants of Wellington Plaza stating in no uncertain terms that they "see nothing [Acadia] can say or do that will change the position of the residents and business owners within Tustin that vehemently object to this use being in our City." (Email from Ian Carter, Sept. 22, 2022.) In circumstances like this, the ADA requires the City to protect the rights of individuals with disabilities, even if doing so is not politically popular. Reasons for Appeal As outlined above and discussed in more detail in Acadia's reasonable modification request (Enclosure A), the City and its Director have made many prejudicial mistakes in the processing of Acadia's land use applications and reasonable modification request. A non -exhaustive list is summarized below for ease of reference. 1. The City's planning staff subjected Acadia's application to heightened level of scrutiny that it would not have used if Acadia's CTC served patients with a less stigmatizing medical condition (e.g., diabetes, cancer, infertility, renal failure, sports injuries, etc.). 2. The Director falsely assured Acadia that, if Acadia waived its right to an appeal of her land use determination, the City's Zoning Administrator could approve Acadia's CUP on an expedited basis. After Acadia acquiesced to the Director's direction, the Director held it against Acadia by denying their reasonable 2499/037605-0001 18438923.2 a]0/28/22 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 RUTAN RUTAN 6 TUCKER, 11P City Clerk's Office October 28, 2022 Page 8 modification request on the basis that Acadia declined to appeal her land use determination. 3, The City's planning staff ignored and/or denied Acadia's requests for meetings with City staff to discuss its Project. In particular, the City's planning staff declined Acadia's offers to meet with members of Tustin's Police Department to answer any questions they may have, and then later informed Acadia staff would recommend denial of Acadia's CUP based on safety concerns. 4. The City's planning staff did not communicate their concerns about the CTC to Acadia in a timely fashion, nor give Acadia any opportunity to respond to them before unilaterally scheduling and noticing a public hearing with an anticipated staff recommendation of denial. 5. The Director's rationale for recommending denial of Acadia's CUP was entirely based on a misinterpretation about calls for service data for Acadia's Santa Ana CTC. The Director erroneously believed Acadia's Santa Ana CTC had generated hundreds of calls for service in a two and a half year period. In reality, Acadia generated approximately ten calls for service during that period. 6. The City did not respond to Acadia's requests for an explanation of, information, or documents that outline the basis for staff s anticipated recommendation that the Planning Commission deny Acadia's application for a CUP.7 7. Planning staff used language in their public hearing notice that unnecessarily highlighted that Acadia's patients would be individuals in recovery from Opioid Use Disorder. This decision virtually guaranteed widespread fear of and opposition. to Acadia's project. 8. The Director denied Acadia's reasonable modification request for wholly illegitimate reasons (e.g., failure to appeal the Director's land use determination and deference to members of the community opposed to the Project). 9. The Director failed to engage in any semblance of an interactive process to evaluate whether there are ways to approve Acadia's request or otherwise find a path The owner of the Property (Phillip Teyssier) has submitted requests under the California Public Records Act ("PRA") to research this. Other than the Director's July 21, 2022 completement determination (Enclosure A, Attachment 17), the City has never provided a single record memorializing any concern about Acadia's CTC. The City has never confirmed that it has provided any and all disclosable public records that are responsive to Mr. Teyssier's PRA requests. 2499/037605-0001 18438923.2 a]0/28/22 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 RUTAN RUTAN 6 TUCKER, 11P City Clerk's Office October 28, 2022 Page 9 forward that will allow Acadia to provide a much -needed service to individuals with disabilities in Tustin. 10. The Director claimed the City's CUP process can provide a "a pathway for a fair hearing" but did not explain how the City will accomplish this in light of the discrimination Acadia has already experienced and will continue to experience if Acadia sees this highly -discretionary and publicly -scrutinized process through to the end. 11. The Director did not dispute that denial of Acadia's CUP is a foregone conclusion. She merely assured Acadia that the impending denial will be based on "proper grounds." The ADA requires the City to proactively and reactively ensure its programs, services, and activities (including its zoning) accessible to people with disabilities. Viewed in its entirety, this record illustrates that the City's planning staff and Director have done the opposite in this instance. From the beginning, they have been looking for reasons to deny Acadia's request to operate a CTC in Tustin. Relief Sought As a threshold matter, Acadia acknowledges that Section 9294(a) of the Tustin Municipal Code ("TMC") states that appeals of "[a]ny decision of the Director of Community Development or the Zoning Administrator" may be heard by the Planning Commission at a public hearing, but in these unique circumstances, this appeal process is problematic for all of the same reasons the CUP process is problematic. (See Enclosure A, pp. 15-16.) For example, like Acadia's CUP, supporting Acadia's appeal of the Director's denial of Acadia's reasonable modification request would require Acadia's patients to publicly "out" themselves as people in recovery with a stigmatizing disorder. The Planning Commission is an appointed political body that, justifiably, will face tremendous political pressure to respond to the concerns of their constituents. The public comment on Acadia's CUP application (some of which is summarized above) has been particularly acrimonious. For these reasons, Acadia hereby submits another reasonable modification request that the appeal of its reasonable accommodation request be heard and decided by either: (1) a third party hearing officer with ADA expertise who Acadia has a role in selecting (with compensation split equally); or (2) a member of City staff with ADA expertise who has had no involvement whatsoever in the underlying proceedings. Acadia further requests that, if public input is taken at the appeal hearing, that the City meet and confer with Acadia on ways to protect the safety, dignity, and privacy of Acadia's supporters (staff, patients, and their loved ones). 2499/037605-0001 18438923.2 a]0/28/22 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 RUTAN RUTAN 6 TUCKER, 11P City Clerk's Office October 28, 2022 Page 10 In addition, as noted above, the relief Acadia is seeking through this appeal is a reversal of the Director's denial of Acadia's request, or in the alternative, any other path forward that will allow Acadia to operate its much -needed CTC at the Property. In the immediate short term, Acadia requests an "all hands" meeting with Acadia's team, the owner of the Property, and legal counsel for all parties to discuss Acadia's options moving forward. Legal Repercussions if Appeal is Denied Acadia has no desire to engage in litigation with the City. It wants to work cooperatively with the City to address any concerns and find a solution that will allow it to provide a much - needed service to Tustin's community. But after nearly a year, Acadia has reached a breaking point. The Director has not stated any valid basis to recommend denial of Acadia's CUP, nor to deny Acadia's reasonable modification request. If the City does not recognize and start upholding its obligations under the ADA (and related laws), Acadia will have no choice but to file a legal action to enforce its rights and ensure its patients have access to the treatment they need. To keep this process moving forward, Acadia requests the above -described "all hands" meeting by December 1, 2022, and an appeal hearing before January 1, 2023. Acadia has been seeking approval of its CTC since January of 2022. Pushing these decisions out any further amounts to denial by delay. Please do not hesitate to contact me directly if you have any questions or would like to discuss. We look forward to the City's response. Respectfully submitted, .+ 4 1I '. • AP Enclosures: A. Acadia's Reasonable Modification Request B. City's Letter Denying Reasonable Modification Request C. Photocopy of Check for $1,050 for 2022-23 Planning Division. Appeal. Fee cc: Via email only: Brian Spalding, Acadia Healthcare, Inc. Diana Wydo, Acadia Healthcare, Inc. 2499/037605-0001 18438923.2 a]0/28/22 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 RUTAN RUTAN 6 TUCKER, 11P City Clerk's Office October 28, 2022 Page 11 Daniel Hymas, Acadia Healthcare, Inc. Philip Teyssier, Atomic Investments, Inc. Justina L. Willkom, Community Development Director Erica N. Yasuda, City Clerk & ADA Compliance Officer Mariam Madjlessi Community Development ADA Liaison Irma Huitron, Assistant Director - Planning Raymond Barragan, Principal Planner Leila Carver, Planning Consultant David E. Kendig, City Attorney Michael Daudt, City Attorney's Office 2499/037605-0001 18438923.2 a]0/28/22 DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 U: i...==T i November 28, 2022 onivoZEM Alisha Patterson a aterson a rutan.com Rutan & Tucker, LLP 18575 Jamboree Road, 9t" Floor Irvine, CA 92612 Re: Appeal of Denial of Request for Disability -Related Reasonable Accommodation — Comprehensive Treatment Center at 535 E. First Street, Second Floor, Tustin, CA Dear Ms. Patterson: I am writing in response to the written appeal dated October 28, 2022 ("Appeal"), submitted by your office on behalf of California Treatment Services (a subsidiary of Acadia Healthcare Company, Inc.) ("Acadia"). To date, Acadia has submitted two formal requests for disability -related reasonable modifications related to Acadia's proposed operation of an outpatient treatment and counseling center, commonly referred to as a "comprehensive treatment center" or "CTC" ("Project") at 535 E. First Street ("Property"). As we understand them, the two requests are as follows: 1. First Request. By letter dated September 20, 2022, Acadia submitted its request to "allow Acadia to operate a CTC at the Property in a manner that complies with the City's objective zoning standards and assuages the City's concerns." Central to this request was Acadia's proposal that the City determine the Project is permitted by right. This proposal would reverse the City's April 12, 2022 Use Determination, which concluded that the proposed CTC is most analogous to the medical land use category that includes clinics for out -patients only, including medical clinics, healthcare centers and urgent care, which is allowed with approval of a Conditional Use Permit ("CUP") in the DCSP-DA-3 zone, within which the Property is located. This First Request was denied by the Community Development Director by letter dated October 21, 2022, and is the subject of the Appeal. 2. Second Request. Acadia submitted another reasonable modification request on October 28, 2022 asking thatthe Appeal be heard and decided by either: (1) a third -party hearing 300 Centennial Way, Tustin, CA 92780 • 714-573-3000 9 tustinca.org DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 535 First Street - Response November 28, 2022 Page (2 officer with ADA expertise who Acadia has a role in selecting, or (2) a member of City staff with ADA expertise who has had no involvement whatsoever in the underling proceedings. Additionally, Acadia requested that if public input is taken at the AppeaL hearing, that the City meet and confer with Acadia on ways to protect the safety, dignity, and privacy of Acadia's supporters. The aspects of the Second Request that ask the City to preclude public input or participation and to preempt decision -making by public officials tasked with hearing such appeals is both unreasonable and unnecessary. Acadia has not demonstrated that granting the request is necessary to avoid discrimination. Instead, Acadia erroneously assumes that the Tustin Planning Commission is incapable of deciding the appeal on non-discriminatory grounds. The City will articulate for the Commission the legal parameters within which a decision on this Appeal may properly be considered. Your client assumes, without evidence or basis, that the Planning Commission will be incapable of operating within legal parameters, and on the basis of that erroneous assumption, requests wholesale abandonment of the legal appeal process. Therefore, the Second Request is denied because it too seeks a broad, unnecessary waiver of the applicable process for handling of the AppeaL. In addition, the City currently has no third party hearing officer under contract who has been designated with the appropriate authority, so there is no mechanism in place for referring the decisions to a third party hearing officer that doesn't itself involve an approval process conducted in a public meeting. Described in further detail below, the City will take specific steps to ensure the Appeal will be subject to a Lawful review process and to avoid unlawful discrimination in the decision -makers' evaluation process. Request for ALL Hands Meeting As outlined in our response to your reasons for appeal below, there have been several miscommunications and conflicting recollections of past conversations between the parties. To avoid any further inconsistencies in the record, going forward, the City prefers to communicate about this project in writing to minimize further miscommunications. To this end, the following corrections of the record are provided below along with next steps. City's Response to Acadia's Reasons for Appeal The City offers the following response to Acadia's list of 11 reasons for appeal: 1. The City's planning staff subjected Acadia's application to heightened level of scrutiny that it would not have used if Acadia's CTC served patients with a less stigmatizing medical condition (e.g., diabetes, cancer, infertility, renal failure, sports injuries, etc.). 300 Centennial Way, Tustin, CA 92780 • 714-573-3000 • tustinca.org DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 535 First Street - Response November 28, 2022 Page (3 This is inaccurate. Every development application is unique. Staff's assessment differs on a case -by -case basis based on the scope and operational characteristic of a proposed project. There is no uniform standard of scrutiny. 2. The Director falsely assured Acadia that, if Acadia waived its right to an appeal of her land use determination, the City's Zoning Administrator could approve Acadia's CUP on an expedited basis. AfterAcadia acquiesced to the Director's direction, the Director held it against Acadia by denying their reasonable modification request on the basis that Acadia declined to appeal her land use determination. This is inaccurate. While a possibility of consideration of the CUP by the Zoning Administrator was discussed, there was no commitment to this path. At no time was Acadia encouraged to waive its right to an appeal of the Use Determination. 3. The City's planning staff ignored and/or denied Acadia's requests for meetings with City staff to discuss its Project, In particular, the City's planning staff declined Acadia'5 offers to meet with members of Tustin's Police Department to answer any questions they may have, and then later informed Acadia staff would recommend denial of Acadia's CUP based on safety concerns. This is inaccurate. Multiple meetings with the applicant, property owner, and applicant's consultant occurred during the course of the application review. At these meetings numerous concerns from all departments including safety concerns from the Police Department were discussed. It is typical for Community Development Department staff to convey and transmit comments to and from all operating departments and/or other agencies to an applicant. 4. The City's planning staff did not communicate their concerns about the CTC to Acadia in a timely fashion, nor give Acadia any opportunity to respond to them before unilaterally scheduling and noticing a public hearing with an anticipated staff recommendation of denial. This is inaccurate. City staff scheduled and noticed the public hearing in response to pressure from the property owner to bring the matter to hearing. Acadia was notified of staff's intent to recommend denial of the Project when the meeting date was set. Once scheduled, City staff continued the public hearing at the request of the applicant. On August 11, 2022, the City provided the property owner and applicant data related to police calls for service and incidents at Acadia's Santa Ana CTC (2101 E. 15t Street). 5. The Director's rationale for recommending denial ofAcadia 's CUP was entirely based on a misinterpretation about calls forservice data forAcadia's Santa Ana CTC. The Director erroneously believed Acadia's Santa Ana CTC had generated hundreds of calls for 300 Centennial Way, Tustin, CA 92780 • 714-573-3000 r tustinca.org DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 535 First Street - Response November 28, 2022 Page (4 service in a two and a half year period. In reality, Acadia generated approximately ten calls for service during that period. We dispute Acadia's interpretation of the data. Three spreadsheets and three corresponding charts are attached, which identify with specificity the calls for service attributable to Acadia's Santa Ana CTC (2101 E. 15t Street) between 1/1/20 and 6/1/22 as compared to those calls attributed to the surrounding commercial center and Sunland Motel (2031 E. 1st Street and 2111 E. 15t Street). While City staff remains open to the applicant's thoughts on the topic, Acadia's interpretation of the calls for service appears to substantially understate the calls for service attributable to its existing operations in Santa Ana. 6. The City did not respond to Acadia's requests for an explanation of, information, or documents that outline the basis for staff's anticipated recommendation that the Planning Commission deny Acadia's application fora CUP. This is inaccurate. As stated above, On August 11, 2022, the City provided the property owner and applicant data related to police calls for service and incidents at Acadia's Santa Ana CTC (2101 E. 15t Street). A further explanation and/or documentation was not provided because Acadia requested the hearing be deferred to a date uncertain and submitted its own analysis of the calls for service, so the relevant agenda materials remain in draft form and have not been finalized or released publicly. 7. Planning staffusedlanguageintheirpublichearingnoticethatunnecessarilyhighlighted that Acadia's patients would be individuals in recovery from Opioid Use Disorder. This decision virtually guaranteed widespread fear of and opposition to Acadia's project. This is inaccurate. The language "used" by Planning staff in the public hearing notice tracked the language provided byAcadia in its application materials. The language is not City staff's; it was your client's description of the proposed use. Presumably, your client depicted it accurately, and the City's notice of the application should do so as well. 8. The Director denied Acadia'3 reasonable modification request for wholly illegitimate reasons (e.g., failure to appeal the Director's land use determination and deference to members of the community opposed to the Project). We dispute this assertion. As emphasized in the Director's October 21 letter itself, the Director determined that the requested modification of policies, practices and procedures is not necessary, and that the request (like the most recent request) is based on the erroneous assumption that the City will base its determinations on improper grounds rather than proper grounds. The Director's denial of the First Request was properly made. 9. The Director failed to engage in any semblance of an interactive process to evaluate whether there are ways to approve Acadia's request or otherwise find a path forward that will allow Acadia to provide a much -needed service to individuals with disabilities in Tustin. 300 Centenniai Way, Tustin, CA 92780 • 714-573-3000 • tustinca.org DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 535 First Street - Response November 28, 2022 Page (5 This is inaccurate. The City maintains that the requested reasonable modification is not necessary to avoid discrimination on the basis of disability. The City continues to identify the path forward — via the CUP approval process — and your client has not established that abandoning that path is necessary to avoid discrimination on the basis of disability. The path forward sought by Acadia is a complete abrogation of the processes established by the TCC. This is unreasonable and unnecessary because the proposed use may be approved at the Property pursuant to a CUP. Acadia takes exception to the requirement for a CUP but has not shown that requiring the CTC to obtain a CUP, or any other discretionary land use approval, is prohibited by the ADA. 10. The Director claimed the City s CUP process can provide a "a path way for a fair hearing" but did not explain how the City will accomplish this in light of the discrimination Acadia has already experienced and will continue to experience if Acadia sees this highly - discretionary and publicly -scrutinized process through to the end. This is inaccurate. Acadia continues to erroneously assume that the appointed public officials responsible for considering the CUP are incapable of making a non-discriminatory land -use decision. In an effort to provide your client further assurances, the City will offer the following admonishment prior to consideration of the appeal and, if there is a Planning Commission hearing on the CUP, prior to the hearing on the CUP: "If approved, the proposed CTC would exclusively serve persons receiving treatment for Opioid Use Disorder. To be a patient at the CTC, an individual cannot be actively using illegal drugs. Persons receiving such treatment are "qualified individuals] with a disability" afforded full protection under the Americans with Disabilities Act ("ADA"). And the ADA prohibits the City from discriminating against qualified individuals in making land use decisions. In considering this application and the appeal, the Planning Commission may not treat the proposed CTC differently than it would any other medical clinic. It may not base its decision on the fact that patients at the CTC will be receiving treatment for Opioid Use Disorder. Nor may unsubstantiated fears, prejudice, or stereotypes related to persons recovering from Opioid Use Disorder form the basis of the Planning Commission's decision. [The following sentence will be added to the admonishment if the appeal results in a public hearing on the CUP application:] However, the Planning Commission may assess the operational characteristics of the proposed use and its potential impacts — without reference to the persons receiving treatment at the CTC — and make a determination based on the criteria set forth at TCC § 9291(c)." it � • :i • ii� • r DocuSign Envelope ID: 5B27854A-AE96-4B5D-813B-3E2987B706B5 535 First Street - Response November 28, 2022 Page (6 This admonishment will be repeated several times, and in the following manners: • Posted with the public hearing notice; Published online with the meeting agenda; and Read aloud by legal counsel prior to the opening of the hearing(s) for the CUP. Additionally, in an effort to assuage your client's concerns that a staff recommendation of denial may improperly prejudice the Commission, City staff will prepare its Staff Report without a recommendation for either denial or approval of the proposed CTC. Instead, the staff recommendation will identify options for the Commission to approve or deny the application. 11. The Director did not dispute that denial ofAcadia 's CUP is a foregone conclusion. She merely assured Acadia that the impending denial will ,be ,based on `proper grounds. " This is inaccurate. Acadia itself is the only one suggesting that denial of Acadia's CUP is a foregone conclusion. The City maintains that the application can and will be subject to fair and non-discriminatory consideration. In other words, denial of Acadia's CUP is not a foregone conclusion. Appeal Process The Appeal will be set for consideration by the Planning Commission on December 13, 2022. Alternatively, the Appeal may be scheduled for January 10, 2023 if that date is preferable to your client. Issues to be decided on appeal will include: 1. Whether reasonable modifications to the City's policies, practices, or procedures are necessary to avoid discrimination on the basis of disability? And if so, 2. Which modifications are necessary? The following modifications are included in the First Request: a. "to allow Acadia to operate a CTC at the Property in a manner that complies with the City's objective zoning standards and assuages the City's concerns." b. "determine the Project is permitted by right, like other similar uses in the zone (e.g., medical and dental offices, including labs; ophthalmologists and optometry services; physical therapy facilities; psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, counselors and therapist offices; animal hospitals and clinics, including boarding; body art facilities) ... allow[ing] the City to approve the Project through at a staff - level based on objective development criteria that protect staff's and the community's interests." onouSignEnvelope ID: 5a2r854A-AE80-4a5D-813o-3E2S8rar00a5 535 FirstStmeet-Hesponse November 28.2OZ2 Page17 Because the 4opeai pertains to a request for disabiUtv-nekated neasonobie rnodhicaton, it vviii be considered without pubUc hearing. [TCC § 9278 d.3]. As required by the Brown Act the meeting wiLL be open to the pubLic, and those members of the pubLic who have requested notice reiatadtothe appUcation vviiicontinue to receive notice. The admonitions identified in item 10 above wiLL be provided, the Letters submitted on behaLf of your cLient wiLL be incLuded with the staff report, and your cUent may present evidence in support of the requests in writing and PLease confirm and respond with your preference of meeting date for the Appeal. to be heard by the PLanning Commission by cLose of business on Friday December 2, 2022. |fnoresponse isreceived, the City vviiiproceed with the January lO.Z0Z3date. Sinoenek( EDocuSigned by'. Community DeveiopnnentDepartment City of Tustin cc (via e-rnaiinnk) Daniel. Hvmas.Acadia Heahbcane,Inc. PhibpTeyssier,Atomic Investments, Inc. Erica N.Yasudm.City Ched«&AOACompUenceOfficer Mariam MadjiessiCommunity De\ebopmentADALiaison Irma Huitrun.Assistant Director - Pimnning Raymond Barragan.Principal. Pianner LeiiaCarver, PianningConsuitant David E. Kendig. City Attorney Michael. [)audt.Assistant City Attorney onouSignEnvelope ID: 5a2r854A-AE80-4a5D-813a-3E2S8rar00a5 City Clerk City ofTustin 3UOCentennial Way Tustin' California 92780 MODIFICATION OF POLICIES, PRACTICES AND/OR PROCEDURES RELATED TO PROPOSED OUT -PATIENT TREATMENT AND COUNSELING CENTER FOR Opioid USE DISORDER UTILIZING MEDICATED -ASSISTED TREATMENT (MAT) IN COMBINATION WITH COUNSELING AND BEHAVIORAL THERAPIES AT 535 E. FIRST STREET, SECOND FLOOR. Dear Tustin City Clerk: Atomic |sthe longtime property owner of 535EFirst Street in Tustin. Per Tustin Municipal Code PART 9 ADMINISTRATION - 9294 APPEALS, b. Appeal of Planning Commission Decision, | am filing an appeal of the Planning Commission decision of January 10. 2023. for Reao|ution44OG - denying a nvqueatfordieabi|ity- related modification of po|inies, practices and/or procedures related to the proposal for Acadia Healthcare Company to operate an out -patient treatment and counseling center for opioid use disorder utilizing medicated -assisted treatment (MAT) in combination with counseling and behavioral therapies at 535 E. First Street, second floor. Atomic is appealingthis decision and requesting that the decision be reversed and that the request for disability- related modification of policies, practices and/or procedures be approved hmallow for Acadia Healthcare Company bDoperate aDout-patient treatment and counseling center for Opinid use disorder utilizing medicated -assisted treatment (MAT) in combination with counseling and behavioral therapies at535E.First Street, second floor. The reasons for our appeal are many including that the disability accommodation request must begranted per Federal law and the City has failed tocorrectly cloimvhyitdmesnothave to accommodate the request. Aoadditional background, City staff has out and out refused to meet with the applicant orAtomic todiscuss the request. From our Request 8[Zoning Confirmation in February 2022, the City has delayed every iteration of the planning process, erroneously made claims of our ADA accommodation request as not being timely, and have been prejudiced dUatothotypeOfo|inic. Furthermore, the city aMorney`s office promised to provide public records as they become avoi|ab|e, but failed to do so. Appeal 4466 January iS'2023 Page onouSignEnvelope ID: 5azr854A-AE80-4a5D-813a-3Eu88rBr00a5 'Additionally, after the motion bodeny the proposed accommodation request, the planning—� commission chair did not follow proper procedures inallowing gnydiscussion onthe motion mn the floor, instead, pushed ahead for a vote. This has been ogross violation ofproper procedure and iaunlikely how other ADA accommodation requesteds are treated. We request a meeting with City Planning staff prior to the scheduling of a City Council hearing date for this appeal in order to review each of the staff's statements regarding the proposed operation of the center and the alleged violations from Santa Ana Police records for an existing |nregards h]proper filing this appeal, Raymond Barragan with the planning department confirmed that there ienOspecial fonnvvhichneedetnbeoo0o|etedorsub0ittedeDd confirmed the application payment amount is $1,050, which we have attached. | look forward tohearing from staff inetimely manner. Sincerely, Philip yss President C—i.mA_M,1.66�. Appeal 4466 January 18,2O2V Page